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Can design education promote social justice?

68-69 | Bringing Designers Together, Part 1 & 2

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Can design education promote social justice? Sergio Palleroni and Jane Anderson offer a history of the collective effort to establish a global network of social design teachers and practitioners.
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70 | Demanding More from Design Education

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Can design education promote social justice? Peggy Deamer and David Langdon of the Architecture Lobby discuss how cultures in education shape problems in the profession.
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71 | Teaching Design, Teaching Leadership

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Can design education promote social justice? Dr. Barbara Brown Wilson discusses the Design Futures Student Leadership Forum and how it seeks to train tomorrow’s leaders of public interest design.
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72 | Teaching Change

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Can design education promote social justice? Dr. Jonathan Massey talks about the future of design education, and what radical experiments are underway.
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73 | Public Interest Design, Past, Present & Future

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Can design education promote social justice? Hosts Eric Cesal and Karen Kubey visit with Coleman Coker, of the Gulf Coast Design Lab, and Sarah Curry, of AIAS to discuss the evolution of social design.
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74 | Co-Producing Design Education

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Can design education promote social justice? Doina Petrescu is an architect and educator who currently serves as the Chair of Architecture and Design Activism at the School of Architecture, University of Sheffield.
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75 | New Forms of Design Education for New Forms of Cities

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Can design education promote social justice? Christian Benimana is Rwandan architect dedicated to addressing the rapid growth and urbanization of Africa’s population.
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76 | Design School as a Site of Insurrection, Then and Now

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Can design education promote social justice? Dr. Sharon Egretta Sutton, FAIA is an activist educator and public scholar who promotes inclusivity in the cultural makeup of the city-making design professions.
  • Advocacy

77-78 | Building Social Movements from the Ground Up, Part 1 & 2

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Can design education promote social justice? Black in Design is a student-led biennial gathering which confronts issues of race and equity throughout the design professions.
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Design for the Common Good

Can design education promote social justice? Sergio Palleroni and Jane Anderson offer a history of the collective effort to establish a global network of social design teachers and practitioners.
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  • Our term for the week in the #SocialDesignDictionary series is Collective Mapping The definition has been shared by Argentina-based Iconoclasistas (@iconoclasistas) formed by Pablo Ares, a graphic artist and comic strip author, and Julia Risler (@julia_risler), communicator and researcher currently teaching at the University of Bueno Aires. They have shared images from their mapping exercises at Iconoclasistas to go with the definition. Learn more about their work on their website and Instagram handle. What is your definition of Mapping or Collective Mapping? Share with us in the comments section! #CSF #CurryStone #CurryStoneFoundation #SDD #socialdesign #designdictionary #iconoclasistas #argentina #juliarisler #pabloares #mapping
  • "I’m grateful to be a vessel. To have a life that allows me to devote myself to giving space and form to my thoughts."  Artist, urbanist and #SocialDesignCircle #Honoree Theaster Gates
  • Our term for the week in the #SocialDesignDictionary series is Conflict This definition has been shared by Palestinian-American architect Rania Qawasma (@raniaqawasma), who focuses her work on social justice and equity for displaced and underserved people around the world. She associates the term Conflict with her Grandparents
  • Congratulations to Avni Sethi (@avnisethi), founder of #SocialDesignCircle #Honoree Conflictorium (@conflictorium) on receiving the 2020–2022 Jane Lombard Prize for Art and Social Justice by the Vera List Center for Art and Politics (@veralistcenter) at New York’s New School (@thenewschool)   An extract from the Jury Citation: "Deeply embedded in the surrounding communities of Ahmedabad, Conflictorium is opening up histories of individual and collective trauma and holding space for challenging and difficult conversations. The museum operates within a complicated political context and is an intellectual and ethical sanctuary in the region—particularly at a time when democracy and basic human rights, including religious freedoms, are
  • We are excited to share our latest initiative- A Dictionary of Social Design Each week, we will bring you a new term from the field of Social Design and its definition from a practitioner
  • Congratulations to Zulfiya Hamzaki (@zulfiyahamzaki), the talented filmmaker and archivist from our Mumbai based design studio, whose short film "Doori" (Distance) is being screened live today, October 8th at Bay Made Films (@baymadefilms) at 7PM PST, followed by a Q&A with the director herself! Doori is also being screened at the Silicon Valley Asian Pacific Film Festival (@svapfilmfest) till October 10th. You will find the RSVP and registration links to both the events on their respective Instagram profiles and websites. "I made this film when I had just arrived to the United States to start my MFA in Documentary Film

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The Curry Stone Foundation (CSF) is the brainchild of architect, urban planner and developer Clifford Curry, FAIA, and the historical archeologist Dr. Delight Stone, RPA. It was inspired by a shared conviction that design thinking and design actions can—and should, serve those wishing to contribute to community vitality and human dignity. Most of all, we believe that design should be available to those most in need.

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REQUESTS FOR FUNDING

We are struggling to comprehend the magnitude and horror during this period of Covid-19.

The deaths, the illnesses, millions unemployed, millions in quarantine, borders closed and the disruption of normalcy.

Curry Stone Foundation is receiving numerous unsolicited requests for support in light of this crisis. Many of these have significant merit, and we understand the need is great.

Prior the Pandemic, our budget for 2020 and 2021 was committed to projects still in process, in India and elsewhere. Now, as a direct result of the crisis, we anticipate that these will need supplemental funds to reach completion. As these projects impact fragile, marginalized populations, we need to reserve emergency funds for that purpose.

For these reasons, we will not be able to assist financially with any immediate requests for funds.

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