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Friday, October 16 • 10:25am - 11:55am
Design for Equity: Defining outcomes LIMITED

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Limited Capacity seats available

This workshop will use dialog from the Equity Collective and Design for Equity article series (http://www.designforequity.org/articles.html) as a starting point, but looks to expand the conversation with all participants, and speak critically about how to elevate the community-engaged design field.

In small topical groups, an open and candid discussion relating to the Design for Equity framework posed by the facilitators will create an opportunity for all participants to enhance and share in this important conversation. This will also be a time to reflect on personal practices and an opportunity to leverage all the expertise in the room to move everyone’s work forward.

The workshop will close with a visioning activity to define concrete next steps towards a Theory of Change, as a way to build a more unified movement and think about tactics and strategies that can move equity outcomes to the forefront of all Community Design practices, projects, and processes.

Desired Outcomes:
Open up conversation and create collective definitions
Push the field towards action to move the field forward
Workshop and provide support around specific work/terms, expanding the base of the work
Advance the pathway or Theory of Change

Speakers
avatar for Theresa Hwang

Theresa Hwang

Theresa Hwang is the Director of Community Design and Planning at the Skid Row Housing Trust, a non-profit permanent supportive housing organization where she was the Enterprise Rose Architectural Fellow from 2009-2012. She has spent over 10 years engaged in community organizing work... Read More →
avatar for Nicole Joslin

Nicole Joslin

Development Manager, Austin Community Design & Development Center
After working for Architecture for Humanity on a Hurricane Katrina recovery program in Biloxi, MS, Nicole moved to Austin and co-founded Women.Design.Build to provide more opportunities for women to engage in community driven design and construction activities. She concurrently worked... Read More →
avatar for Liz Ogbu

Liz Ogbu

Founder + Principal, Studio O
I'm a designer, urbanist, and spatial justice activist. An architect by training, my passion is around engaging and transforming unjust urban environments. I work primarily with communities who have been marginalized, ignored or silenced, and I view my purpose as helping to shape... Read More →
avatar for Jess Zimbabwe

Jess Zimbabwe

Director of Urban Development & Executive Director of the Rose Center, National League of Cities/Urban Land Institute
Jess Zimbabwe serves as founding Executive Director of the Daniel Rose Center for Public Leadership at the National League of Cities and the Urban Land Institute. Previously, Jess was the Director of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design and served as the Community Design Director... Read More →


Friday October 16, 2015 10:25am - 11:55am CDT
05 - First Floor Gallery