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Reproduce & Revolt: The Role of Design, Art and Culture in Community Transformation - Notes

Submitted by Sarah Pullman on Wed, 2007-10-03 16:38.

Led by Favianna Rodriguez, Tumis

notes by Mack Hardy

- Cultural work and radical graphics
- The role that designs play in inspiring people
- telling a story, and talking about how the graphic design created uptake of the project
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- Year 2000
- Not in our name - women of color against the war
- War Targets Poor People of Color
- posters and graphics are highly visible and accessible non online people
- 2003 WTO - talking about the role of globalization and farmers
- Human Need not Corporate Greed -
- going after republicans and democratic national conventions
- big business sitting on top of the world
- Stop the Evictions - spanish and english
- graphics and web
- we need to visulize and share our vision
- people need to be able to see themselves
- posters are good for illustrating
- Housing is a human right
- working class families are being pushed out
- Oakland for the people
- gentrification
- Queer Latinas Youth Conference
- issues of representation, how are you representing woman, people of color
- what is our responsibility to representation
- Education, not Incarceration
- Prop 21 - 3 mistamenors, and you get life
- Dolores
- creating images of empowerment
- International Migrants Day
- how do I reach a population that is not on line
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