Feminist Design Collective

ocial justice, safe spaces, collaborative learning and design, community involvement (within University of Texas and in the greater Austin community)

By the end of the 2014-2015 academic year we anticipate to have released a zine and have one roundtable lunch discussion with a prominent female architect in the Austin community. Other anticipated activities include (but are not limited to):
a lecture and lunch (roundtable discussion) series, feminist design workshops/design build adventures,
art and design spaces,
gallery spaces,
discussions about power structure and gender roles in the built environment,
film and discussion,
reading group,
involvement with early-education

Page Guidelines: 1) No transphobia, including questions of one's identity; 2) Acknowledgment, understanding and commitment to intersectionality within feminism; and 4) No "reverse racism" bu****it. 5) No ableism. If you are able to participate within these guidelines, we fully welcome you here.
-From Guerrilla Feminism, used with permission