About the Design for Spatial Justice Initiative
The School of Architecture & Environment established the Design for Spatial Justice Initiative fellowship program in 2019 to support visiting faculty scholarship at the intersections of gender, race, ethnicity, indigeneity, sexuality, and economic inequality that is enriched by their lived experience. These faculty engage communities, within and outside of the UO, in their research and teaching.
The Design for Spatial Justice Initiative in the School of Architecture & Environment is supported by 2020-21 sustaining gifts from Wilson Smith, The Miller/Hull Partnership, MG2, TVA Architects, Inc., and LEVER Architects and with additional support from Mayer/Reed and Paulett Taggart Architects. Learn more about supporting this sea change in design.
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- University of Oregon Announces Call for Design for Spatial Justice Fellowship Applicants (2020)
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- From Hip-Hop Architecture to the Plains of Nepal
- Design for Spatial Justice Faculty Fellows Join School of Architecture & Environment