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KEYNOTE. SHIGERU BAN SHIGERU BAN ARCHITECTS www.shigerubanarchitects.com NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM PAPER HOUSES AND THE ARCHITECTURE OF DESIGN RELIEF MAY 8, 2008. PANEL 1 activist . practice. THE GULF COAST COMMUNITY DESIGN STUDIO BILOXI, MS

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  1. SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  2. KEYNOTE SHIGERU BAN SHIGERU BAN ARCHITECTS www.shigerubanarchitects.com NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM PAPER HOUSES AND THE ARCHITECTURE OF DESIGN RELIEF MAY 8, 2008 SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  3. PANEL 1 activist . practice THE GULF COAST COMMUNITY DESIGN STUDIO BILOXI, MS DAVID PERKES PATRICIA BROUSSARDHURRICANE KATRINA SURVIVOR www.gccds.org SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  4. OHR-O’KEFFE MUSEUM OF ARTFRANK GEHRY SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  5. PANEL 1 activist . practice LIZ OGBU PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE SAN FRANCISCO, CA www.publicarchitecture.org The 1% program challenges architecture and design firms nationwide to pledge a minimum of 1% of their time to pro bono service. Based on a 40-hour workweek, 1% represents a modest 20 hours per year per person. Were all 240,000 architecture professionals in the U.S. to sign on, the collective resources would be the equivalent of a 2,500-person firm (the largest in the world) working full-time for the public good, totaling an estimated 5,000,000 hours annually. Visit www.theonepercent.org for more information. SCRAP HOUSE DAY LABOR STATION SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  6. PANEL 1 activist . practice CARIN SMUTS CS STUDIO ARCHITECTS CAPETOWN, SOUTH AFRICA ARCHITECTURE AS EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  7. PANEL 2 political . art DAN ADAMS LANDING STUDIO CAMBRIDGE, MA MAKING THE SALT INDUSTRY MORE VISIBLE AND CREATING A DIAGLOGUE WITH THE COMMUNITY JOHN FETTERMAN MAYOR BRADDOCK, PA www.15104.cc CAN A TOWN THAT LOST 90% OF ITS POPULATION REGAIN ITS COMMUNITY? COULD BRADDOCK’S REMAINING ASSETS BE LEVERAGED BY NEW IDEAS, ENERGY, INDIVIDUALS TO SPARK A CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION? AMY BALKIN INVISIBLE 5SAN FRANCISCO, CA www.invisible5.org ART . ACTIVISM . IDEAS INVESTIGATES THE STORIES OF PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES FIGHTING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ALONG THE I-5 CORRIDOR (CALIFORNIA’S MAJOR NORTH-SOUTH HWY) SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  8. PANEL 3 social . sustainability SIMON TRACE PRACTICAL ACTION RUGBY, UNITED KINGDOM www.itdg.org INTERMEDIATE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT GROUP (ITDG) USING TECHNOLOGY TO CHANGE THE WORLD FOOD PRODUCTION WATER AND SANITATION SHELTER JIM DIERS DEPARTMENT OF NEIGHBORHOODS SEATTLE, WA www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nmf/ NEIGHBORHOOD MATCHING FUND: CITY GRANT PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES CASH GRANTS TO NEIGHBORHOOD SELF-HELP PROJECTS JENNIFER TOY AND CHELINA ODBERT KOUNKUEY DESIGN INITIATIVECAMBRIDGE, MA www.kounkuey.org SMALL SCALE INTERVENTIONS RECLAIM WASTE SPACES ALONG THE RIVERS SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  9. PANEL 4 design . power TEDDY CRUZ ESTUDIO TEDDY CRUZ SAN DIEGO, CA www.politicalequator.org/description_07.html POLITICAL EQUATOR : TRACE AN IMAGINARY LINE ALONG THE US / MÉXICO BORDER AND EXTENDING IT DIRECTLY ACROSS A MAP OF THE WORLD SOCIOPOLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DYNAMICS IS THE CONFLICT BETWEEN TRANSCONTINENTAL BORDERS SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  10. PANEL 4 design . power ALFREDO BRILLEMBOURG AND HUBERT KLUMPNER URBAN THINK TANKCARACAS, VENEZUELA www.u-tt.com SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  11. FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES • LOEB FELLOWSHIP • Awarded to 10 mid-career practitioners in fields related to the built and natural environment (min. 5 years of experience) • 1 year of independent study at Harvard University • Various stipends and travel grants • Create your own program of work or study • Apply directly or be nominated • Email: loeb_fellowship@gsd.harvard.edu • Web: www.gsd.harvard.edu/loebfell • APPLICATIONS DUE 1ST MONDAY IN JANUARY SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  12. FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES • ROSE ARCHITECTURAL FELLOWSHIP • Awarded to young professionals • 3 year commitment • Work with host organization • Email: Katie Swenson • kswenson@enterprisecommunity.org • Web: www.rosefellowship.org • APPLICATIONS DUE IN APRIL SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  13. FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES • DESIGN CORPS FELLOWSHIP • Awarded to anyone with an undergraduate or graduate degree in any design field • 1 year commitment • Address a critical, social, economic, or environmental need with a design solution that would not be realized otherwise • IDP requirements are met • Web: http://www.designcorps.org/Opportunities/Fellowship_Program.htm • APPLICATIONS DUE JUNE 8, 2008 SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  14. GRANT OPPORTUNITIES • SOCIAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (SEED) GRANTS • 4 grants of $2500 awarded to projects undertaken by students • The completed grant will provide a comprehensive picture of a project, showing how and why it will work. • Web: www.designcorps.org • APPLICATION POSTED: OCTOBER 1, 2008 • APPLICATIONS DUE: JANUARY 5, 2009 • WINNER ANNOUNCED AT SFI9 IN DALLAS, TX APRIL 2009 SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

  15. GET INVOLVED! www.theonepercent.org www.MICD.org www.StructuresforInclusion.org www.PublicArchitecture.org www.designcorps.org www.architectureforhumanity.org www.afh-dc.org www.ADPSR.org www.CommunityDesig.org www.BerkeleyPrize.org www.InsideArch.org SO MANY MORE! SFI 8 BOSTON, MA

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