Impact Design Hub has recognized 40 young minds under 40 working for social impact. I'm so honored and thankful to be included on a list of so many beautiful and transformative spirits.
Impact Design Hub has recognized 40 young minds under 40 working for social impact. I'm so honored and thankful to be included on a list of so many beautiful and transformative spirits.
Theresa worked with her amazing colleagues Liz Ogbu and Christine Gaspar, along with support from other members of the Equity Collective to create Dick and Rick, a visual primer on Social Impact Design. Next City did a great article on the primer.
With the support of the SPArt Foundation Community grant Big City Lab has been working with an incredible group of students from Camino Nuevo Charter Academy - Miramar High School. Students been engaged in a research project to understand community based issues and define their own sense of place with a great team of facilitators, including Theresa Hwang (urban design/architecture), Ricardo Palavecino (photography), Margaret Medina (creative writing), Louis Alvarado(graphic design), and a short documentary created by the team at Form follows Function.
Please join us for the culminating exhibition and reception taking place at Art Share LA gallery on Saturday, June 11th from 2:00 - 4:30 pm.
Theresa will be facilitating and curating a series of all-student workshops at this year's Design Futures Student Leadership Forum at the University of Virginia.
Theresa will be attending Designing Equity, a convening of the Surdna Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts on May 9, 2016. The day long convening will look at the state of community-engaged design and how it actively participates in achieving equity in communities.
Theresa will be attending and facilitating a conversation at Open Engagement, a social practice and community-engaged arts conference in Oakland April 29-May 1, 2016. She will be presenting with dear friends and collaborators Christine Gaspar and Liz Ogbu. Their panel and workshop is titled: the Politics of Place: Power and Privilege in Placemaking taking place on Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 2:30pm.