SAT-B03: From Theory to Practice: Exploring Liberatory Frameworks in Landscape Architecture

Saturday, November 12, 2022

2:00pm – 3:15pm PT

Location: Moscone Center, Room 201-202

1.25 PDH, LA CES/non-HSW, AICP, FL

Lead Speaker(s)

Devon Miller, ASLA (she/her/hers)

Devon Miller
re:public
San Francisco, California

Speaker(s)

Gina Ford, FASLA

Principal and Co-Founder
Agency Landscape + Planning
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Kendra Hyson, ASLA

Associate Urban Designer + Planner
SmithGroup
Washington, District of Columbia

This session centers current design and research practices that critique and transcend cultures of domination to provide new, liberatory possibilities. Through panelist and participant discussion, we will explore how establishing anti-racist, feminist and cooperative methodologies can move us towards greater inclusivity, meaning and connection.

Learning Outcomes:

Understand the context, importance and application of anti-racist principles in practice.
Understand the context, importance, and application of feminist principles in practice.
Understand the context, importance, and application of cooperative principles in practice.
Understand the intersectionality of anti-racist, feminist, cooperative models and how together they can advance the practice of landscape architecture.