Material Advocacy workshop in the Design Center
"How do we visually represent reproductive justice advocacy in social space? What is the importance of physical ephemera in protest movements today and in the past? After viewing relevant ephemera in the Barnard Archives, we'll learn how to ideate and materialize designs centered on reproductive justice with the Design Center and Athena Center. We will be creating original collaborative designs and translating them to historically relevant material forms including t-shirts, buttons, posters, and tote bags. Through this hands-on process, you’ll come away with material objects in support of the reproductive justice movement and learn new tools and making processes including screen printing, dye sublimation, and button making."
February 8, 2023 | 1:00pm - 4:00pm, Milstein 104
Be sure to RSVP here, but cancellations are frequent so you are still welcome to show up on the day of the event and you may be able to participate. You can also check this page closer to the event, as spots may have opened up as participants cancel.
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