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“Craftivism: The Future of Craft as a Form of Protest”<\/p>\n
March 26, 2020
\n6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
\nThe New School\u2019s Lang Cafe
\nGround Floor, 65 W. 11th St.
\nand live on Instagram @DEEDLab<\/p>\n
Join an evening exploring \u2018craftivism\u2019 (craft + activism) – how craft has been used in the past and present for protest, the strengths and weaknesses of craft as a tool for protest and the potential craft has of improving our fragile world in the future. This will be a three-way conversation between Cynthia Lawson Jaramillo, the new Dean of the School of Design Strategies, on artisan crafts as a tool for change-making; Sarah Corbett, Founder of the global Craftivist Collective, sharing how her unique \u2018Gentle Protest\u2019 methodology has helped to change hearts, minds, policies, and laws; and Otto von Busch, Associate Professor of Integrated Design, on the power of making for social change. There will be plenty of time for questions, comments and discussion from attendees.<\/p>\n
Welcome!<\/p>\n
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We had the amazing Sarah Corbett of Craftivist Collective over to Parsons some time ago, and we have the pleasure of seeing her here again for a discussion on craft and protest. (Fashion Praxis lab in collaboration with the DEED lab at Parsons) “Craftivism: The Future of Craft as a Form of Protest” March 26, … <\/p>\n