La voz del Duwamish #15- Taller "Sueña, Construye, Juega" con James Rojas

A Duwamish Valley Affordable Housing Coalition review

Friday, May 12, 2023 - 1:15pm EDT
Interviews

Hola Comunidad, espero que todos estén teniendo un lindo comienzo de Mayo! Para este episodio, acompañenme al taller de "Sueña, Juega, Construye", un taller realizado por James Rojas donde su enfoque es conectar a la comunidad Latina. Van a poder conocer sobre quién es James Rojas, y cómo fue que este taller fue realizado. También, verán un montaje de todo lo que sucedió durante el taller y conocerán algunas historias de nuestros miembros de la comunidad latina.

Espero y disfruten!

Hello Community, I hope everyone is having a nice start to May! For this episode, join me for the "Dream, Play, Build" workshop, a workshop hosted by James Rojas where his focus is to connect the Latino community. You will be able to learn about who James Rojas is, and how this workshop was carried out. Also, you'll see a montage of everything that happened during the workshop and will hear some stories from our members of the Latino community. I hope and enjoy!

-Con amor, Fatima

Participants

James Rojas | An Island Press Author

James Rojas

James Rojas is an urban planner, community activist, educator, and artist who runs the planning, model-building, and community-outreach practice Place It!. Through Place It!, he has developed an interdisciplinary, community-healing, visioning, and outreach process that uses storytelling, objects, art-production, and play to help improve the urban-planning outreach process. He is now an international expert in public engagement and has traveled around the US, Mexico, Canada, Europe, and South America, facilitating over 500 workshops, and building over 100 interactive models.

James Kamp | An Island Press Author

John Kamp

John Kamp is an urban and landscape designer, facilitator, and licensed landscape contractor. Through his design practice, Prairieform, he has over 10 years of experience in the design and installation of irrigation-free landscapes, the writing and illustrating of design guidelines—including the Small Lot Design Guidelines for the City of Los Angeles—work in urban tree canopy restoration, and improving neighborhood walkability.