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recent • Issue 0002
Design for Dissent: Snapshots
Expanded features from the Snapshots section of The Dissent Issue, with contributions from Tyler Galloway, Eden Elam, Tracy Swyst, Nick Cheney of Blackfish Gallery, Tyfahra Singleton Milele, PhD, and Sabiha Basrai.
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Community • Portland • Community Meetup
CANCELLED Community Meetup: Play Streets with Sabin CDC (PDX) - Zine-Making
Sabin CDC's Play Streets turns streets into spaces for play, learning, and fun for all ages, with a special focus on neighborhoods where parks and other outdoor community spaces are scarce. Connect with others outdoors and make zines!
Jun 9 2026
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Education • Boston • Student
Summer CoDesign Student Challenge
This summer, CoDesign Collaborative invites students to master the art of deconstruction. Through the Reverse Blueprint Challenge, participants will flip the script on traditional design by engineering the "afterlife" of an object.
Aug 7 2026 - Aug 14 2026
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Blog • Community • Portland
Field Report: Post-Occupancy Evaluations as a Design Tool
At a recent CoDesign Collaborative workshop hosted and presented by Scott Edwards Architecture (SEA), participants explored how post-occupancy evaluations (POEs) can serve as a powerful tool for learning, relationship-building, and continuous improvement in design practice.
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Community • Virtual • Conversations
CoDesign Conversations: Centering Human Experience in Healthcare
A LinkedIn Live conversation delving into designing patient-centered experiences in healthcare featuring Dr. Geetha Govindarajan, MD, PhD, Betsy Ramaccia (Coforma), Dr. Linda Roussel, PhD (UTHealth Houston) and moderator Amy Heymans (Beneficent).
May 28 2026
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Video, The Current • Community, Workplace • Virtual
Video | The Current: The Importance of Design and Technology
Watch a recording of Season 2, Episode 6 of The Current, a conversation with Parsons student Estefany Chavez Ruiz and Sharanya Ravichandran, Chair, IDSA Global Director of Design, Subscription Growth Dow Jones, about the opportunity designers have to step into a larger role as advocates and leaders in ethics and governance.
