Defining a Movement: The imperative for social justice, economic development and environmental conservation in the classroom and beyond

Co-authored with Bryan Bell in 2010, this forthcoming article is published in Batture: The LSU School of Architecture Journal.

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“SEED is more than simply a “stamp of approval,” Lisa Abendroth, one of the SEED project leaders and teacher of design says, ‘it’s a tool for developing design projects, evaluating them as they progress, and assessing them when completed. So it will be of critical value to designers and architects who want to ensure they are developing socially responsible projects.’”
-- Contract 03/2010
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Lisa M. Abendroth is a Professor in the Communication Design program at the Metropolitan State University of Denver. Seeking a balance between design research and classroom pedagogy, Lisa works across disciplines in order to embrace a public interest design practice focused on issues of social equity towards marginalized audiences and communities. Lisa promotes projects for culture and collaboration through her design firm culture language dialogue.

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