Community-based design to create and use data and digital media in advocating for housing justice
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Fruit Are Heavy
Designing and prototyping low-cost, low-fidelity technologies and services to support foraging as part of a diverse community economy
PARSE ATL
Engaging residents, municipal workers, and other stakeholders through participatory design to explore the potentials and issues of smart city technologies and services
Drones for Foraging
Using design to explore the appropriation of precision agriculture technologies for non-precise food systems and services.
Smog Is Democratic
A digital media installation exploring alternate forms of environmental data visualization.
Pollen Map & Pollen Calendar
An exploration of environmental monitoring and mapping, using DIY tools and social media as a platform for ad-hoc data collection
Issue-Oriented Hackathons
How do hackathons work as design events, and what kinds of publics and action do hackathons actually enable?
Growbot Garden
A multi-year research through design project to investigate the future of agricultural technologies for smaller-scale agriculture
Food Data Hack
An experiment in the structure of hackathons as informal design events, which brought together stakeholders in the local food system, designers, and developers