Beyond Available Alternatives: An Interview with Rob Scott By Matt Dineen “What are you for?” Variations of that question were constantly hurled at the early global justice movement that erupted, in the U.S. at least, in Seattle during the actions…
by Danielle Chynoweth In January, I joined 30 independent journalists from Uganda, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Kenya met for 4 weeks in Nairobi, Kenya with a handful of folks from Urbana-Champaign Independent Media Center, Prometheus Radio Project in Philadelphia, and…
January 10, 2007 by Mark Enslin I am just finishing a 4-week residency at a city-funded hothouse of projects called the Seoul Youth Factory for Alternative Culture, or Haja (Korean for “let’s do it”) Center. It was begun by feminist…
The final days of the semester included a night of performances of original theater compositions by students, a collaboratively written book about meeting human needs, and a lengthy discussion of “what’s nextest”. Exerpt from Alternative Necessities: Alternative necessities… why? The…
apply no particular educational background is required; the prerequisite is the desire to participate in designing a society.
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courses listed both alphabetically and by topic & a number of interdisciplinary programs cross boundaries between disciplines.
what happens? designing a society is a project that intersects the formats of classroom, commune, performance ensemble, activist group.