student work

Time-based installation for Street's Hope; Photo: Community-Based Design Students

Participatory installation for human trafficking organization, Street's Hope

Installation at Swallow Hill Music by the student collaborative, CODEC

Educational campaign including public exhibition and guerilla anti-marketing

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"Thanks to you and your students for your involvement in the Woody Guthrie Festival exhibition design. I hope the subject matter opened up new horizons for your students and that they continue to be involved in music and issues of social change."
-- Tom Scharf, Executive Director, Swallow Hill Music Association
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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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