Marine biologist and policy expert Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson took a grounded and hopeful approach to the climate crisis, promoting the Blue New Deal as a roadmap for including the ocean in climate policy. The recording is not available at the request of the speaker.
Artist Seitu Jones ’02 and poet Soyini Guyton describe their projects in St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota–which include art installations, a community farm, a half-mile-long dinner table—all with the aim of achieving the beloved community.
This important conversation explores mitigation strategies for climate change impacts which bridge the urban and rural divide. The panelists bring deep practical experience to the challenge of formulating a synergistic approach to address climate resilience, economic opportunity, nature conservation and equity issues.
Andrew Salzberg ’20 moderates a panel on the shifts to urban life and transportation caused by Covid and…
This conversation features three female practitioners from the worlds of media, planning and community development, design and architecture.…
HECTOR partner Damon Rich ’07 and Designing Justice + Designing Spaces cofounder Deanna Van Buren ’13 talk with…
Loeb Fellowship curator John Peterson ’06 and curator emeritus James Stockard ’78 reflect on the conditions that precipitated the founding of…
Andrea Reimer discusses her ideas about the role of civic leadership and engagement in the design professions, especially in…
Emi Kiyota wants to educate designers to think differently about the places where older people live.
Peggy King-Jorde wants us to rethink how we memorialize the history of disenfranchised and marginalized communities.