
Liz Ogbu
@lizogbu
Designer. Urbanist. Academic. Spatial justice activist. Striving to create impact, by design. go.ted.com/lizogbu
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http://www.lizogbu.com 02-01-2011 05:03:30
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Please RT! We’re hosting a virtual gathering for folks who share our belief that design can be restorative. 7 brilliant speakers will help us explore design’s relationship to complex topics such as trauma, white supremacy and the built environment. eventbrite.com/e/restorative-…

Oakland / California friends: I compiled a cross-referenced voter guide from various progressive sources (including Oakland Rising SF League of Pissed Off Voters, East Bay DSA 🌹, @EBHO_Housing, etc.) for the November 2020 election. Feel free to share widely if helpful! docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Liz Ogbu Liz Ogbu will be in conversation with AntonioGomez-Palacio Mimi Zeiger and Chelina Odbert from Kounkuey [KDI] on how we use public space - whether it be commuting, gathering, playing or protesting. Register for free today at spur.org/IA2020 ! #IdeasAction2020
![SPUR (@spur_urbanist) on Twitter photo Liz Ogbu <a href="/lizogbu/">Liz Ogbu</a> will be in conversation with <a href="/aurbanist/">AntonioGomez-Palacio</a> Mimi Zeiger and Chelina Odbert from <a href="/kounkuey/">Kounkuey [KDI]</a> on how we use public space - whether it be commuting, gathering, playing or protesting.
Register for free today at spur.org/IA2020 !
#IdeasAction2020 Liz Ogbu <a href="/lizogbu/">Liz Ogbu</a> will be in conversation with <a href="/aurbanist/">AntonioGomez-Palacio</a> Mimi Zeiger and Chelina Odbert from <a href="/kounkuey/">Kounkuey [KDI]</a> on how we use public space - whether it be commuting, gathering, playing or protesting.
Register for free today at spur.org/IA2020 !
#IdeasAction2020](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EjRXDAAUYAA5kZH.jpg)

Excited to be participating in several amazing conversations next week including this great one hosted by Pulitzer Center


“The climate crisis is colonialism’s natural conclusion.” David Lammy masterfully linking the intersection of #racialjustice and #ClimateJustice TEDCountdown


Credit for the term “artists as first responders” goes to the always brilliant Ashara Ekundayo (Ashara Ekundayo)


.Jay Pitter at Knight Foundation #publicspaces20: "For Black people ensnared by the transatlantic slave trade, the auction block was the first encounter with public space..."


Really excited to be part of the amazing cohort selected by Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) to be #2021RubingerFellows !


As a Black woman in design, I have plenty of stories about being otherized and experiencing misuse of power. It takes a lot of verbalize it. So I deeply appreciate the courage of George Aye (he/him/his) in sharing his own journey. Here’s to hoping that we all get the opportunity to heal.

How can we practice the future of community-engaged design now? Join CUP for an open and exploratory conversation with George Aye (he/him/his), Liz Ogbu, and SOBAT AMBYAR! Tickets are selling fast––reserve yours here today! eventbrite.com/e/how-can-we-p…


Safety alone doesn’t challenge the dynamics that consistently prioritize the able-bodied, the wealthy, and the privileged. So tamika butler is @tamikabutler.bsky.social @VeronicaODavis Vedette Gavin Liz Ogbu Andrea Scala and Odetta MacLeishWhite developed a better framework for shaping our cities bit.ly/3lQ9628

Telling complete stories of who we are and where we have been is essential to healing. Why addressing the legacy of racism and exclusion in neighborhoods + cities is critical to reckoning/repair. My latest via Island Press Urban Resilience Project/U.S. News & World Report usnews.com/news/healthies…