CCCX 314 Social Justice Creative Placemaking

In this course, students will collaborate with each other to explore new futures for public spaces that focus on an equity-based, social justice theme. Examples of public spaces include parks, public venues, walk and bike ways, public buildings, and other places where people gather to share and build community. Students will research social, technical and policy issues around public space with consideration to gender, age, race, ethnicity, poverty and health. Through site visits, research and iterative design, students will learn to assess, propose, and plan a project. Students will produce a final proposal addressing social justice through an equity-based creative placemaking plan that incorporates research and input from stakeholders in the community.

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Repeatable: N
DEI INIM
Requirements Junior Standing or Above (JR)
Minimum Credits 3 Maximum Credits 3