Topic Social Equity

Lecture

Aerial view of a housing complex near two large roads. A city with skyscrapers can be seen in the distance.

Public Lecture Series

Lecture

Mar 30, 2022

06:30PM – 08:00PM

GSD, Gund Hall Piper Auditorium

Lecture

Department of Urban Planning and Design

Open to the Harvard University community only

Student Work

Student Work

Gary R. Hilderbrand, Instructor

Fall 2020

News

4 manufactured homes with porches on a grassy lawn

Report on Manufactured Housing and Latinx Homeownership Finds Significant Challenges and Offers Strategies for Improvement

Front cover of the Manufactured Homes report, a new paper detailing the…

Dec 7, 2021

Harvard Design Magazine

By Anita Berrizbeitia, Diane Davis, Toni L. Griffin, Daniel D’Oca, Sara Zewde, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Malkit Shoshan, George Thomas, Susan Snyder, Alex Krieger and Silvia Benedito

January 2022

Interviews

Illustration of a person with long hair looking though a lens at the ground. Under the ground is a pool of water.

Climate Change, Water Rights, and the Future of the Mexican Altiplano: An interview with Lorena Bello

Apan Lagoon, formerly a 600-hectare lake, dries up seasonally. Image: Gustavo Madrid The recent United…

Nov 23, 2021

Features

Front steps of L'Enfant Plaza, a brutalist building in black and white, with a woman standing on the front steps.

What if Washington DC were granted statehood? Preston Scott Cohen on designing a new American city-state

Since 2000, the standard Washington, DC, license plate carries the message: “Taxation Without Representation,” and…

Nov 12, 2021

News

Photograph of six young children peering through a chainlink fence into a park.

Coming Soon: Harvard Design Magazine #49: Publics questions how public spaces operate in a fragmented social and political environment

Harvard Design Magazine relaunched with March 2021’s Harvard Design Magazine 48: America, an issue that…

Oct 13, 2021

Features

Black and white map of the United States showing the Black population in 1900 which is concentrated in the southern states.

In Inaugural Cycle, REA Fund Supports Diverse Projects United by Pursuit of Equity and Anti-Racism

In spring 2021, the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and…

Oct 7, 2021

exhibition

A man walks on a long low vehicle made of two long boxes with bicycle wheels and drivetrain attached, in front of a brick building.

exhibition dates: OCT 21, 2021 – APR 8, 2022

Krzysztof Wodiczko
Dan Borelli, Curator

Lecture

Photograph of a brick and stone building from the sidewalk, with a black gate and surrounding trees.

Public Lecture Series

Lecture

Nov 3, 2021

06:30PM – 08:00PM

GSD, Gund Hall Virtual Event Space

Lecture

Department of Urban Planning and Design

Free and open to the public

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Topic Social Equity

Rachel Dorothy Tanur Memorial Lecture: Sam Olbekson, “Culture, Community, and Environmental Justice in Contemporary Indigenous Design”

Parallel History

Report on Manufactured Housing and Latinx Homeownership Finds Significant Challenges and Offers Strategies for Improvement

Publics

Climate Change, Water Rights, and the Future of the Mexican Altiplano: An interview with Lorena Bello

What if Washington DC were granted statehood? Preston Scott Cohen on designing a new American city-state

Coming Soon: Harvard Design Magazine #49: Publics questions how public spaces operate in a fragmented social and political environment

In Inaugural Cycle, REA Fund Supports Diverse Projects United by Pursuit of Equity and Anti-Racism

Interrogative Design: Selected Works of Krzysztof Wodiczko

Carl M. Sapers Ethics in Practice Lecture: Eric Klinenberg, “Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequality, Polarization, and the Decline of Civic Life”

Pagination Links