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CONFERENCE: Designing Ecological and Social Change through Permaculture Principles

Seattle Central Library 1000 4th Ave, Seattle

Seattle's innovative Beacon Food Forest shows that permaculture is not just for designing landscapes--Its principles make an even bigger impact when applied to community change efforts. Hear from leaders at the Beacon Food Forest as we discuss how to design effective social change efforts using lessons from permaculture. The Beacon Food Forest was founded in...

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CONFERENCE: Can Virtual Reality Make Better People?

Seattle Central Library 1000 4th Ave, Seattle

Much has been written on the topic of using virtual reality (VR) to inspire empathy. But simply feeling empathy is not enough to make more compassionate and socially adept society. For children, there is a very tangible opportunity to use VR as a tool to promote social and emotional learning – and there are risks....

CONFERENCE: Visualizing Relational Poverty Knowledge

Seattle Central Library 1000 4th Ave, Seattle

Visualizing Relational Poverty Knowledge is an audience-participatory discussion between activists, artists, and designers to engage economic and racial justice through visual, spatial, and structural storytelling. Relational poverty knowledge shifts the focus on "the poor" to the larger forces of power and privilege that maintain and reinforce poverty. We will investigate this year’s festival theme ‘Design Change’...