Radical Planning
UNDERGRAD & GRAD | Radical Planning is a speaker and workshop series that centers the wisdom, strategies, and lived experiences of practitioners working toward justice in the built environment.
Collaboratory Courses
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Observing the Environment from the Prison and the Block
UNDERGRAD | This course engages currently incarcerated students in a Minnesota State prison who are enrolled in a degree-granting program through Metro State in learning the fundamentals of measuring and observing the environment and works with them to identify ways that they can apply that knowledge in their institutional context and create original environmental data sets over time. -
Land/Mark: Landscape, Power, and Socially Engaged Practice
UNDERGRAD | How contemporary artists use their cameras and research processes to investigate landscape as a site of environmental and social justice. -
Mapping Racial Trauma in Schools
UNDERGRAD | This course, centered in the afterlife of school desegregation and Black Intellectual Thought, examines the relationship between Black youth and the institution of school post Brown. V. Board decision. -
Environmental Justice and Wellbeing Across American Geographies: Race, Place, and Community Power
UNDERGRAD | Cultural Diversity in American Society -
Indigenous Environmental Justice
UNDERGRAD | The environmental justice movement began in the resistance against European colonization.
