The United Nations Population Fund asked Designmatters to partner in creating a call to action in support of their goals in advancing human rights for young people.
In this iteration of the UNCOOL studio set, Advertising students created an anti-gun violence campaign to serve a diverse population of at-risk youth.
"The students created outcomes that are innovative and exciting, and help move us closer to our ultimate goal."
John Bwarie, United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Students address the daily challenges and aspirations of greater Pasadena’s at-risk teenagers and set out to design an art park to foster safe, artistic expression.
Summer 2011- Host Department: Graphic Design
A studio focusing on public education and action strategies to address the crisis of sea level rise, in partnership with the Aquarium of the Pacific.
“Innovation emerges out of a deep partnership between design students and community members.”
Penny Herscovitch and Dan Gottlieb, Associate Professors, Environmental Design
Students from the Illustration Department created an exhibition that speaks to the topic of older adults and HIV/AIDS awareness.
This seminar examines the history of community-based art and design practices through a collaboration anchored in the historic Watts Art Towers district of Los Angeles.