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Guided by the Design Justice Principles, members of DJN meet up locally and virtually for events, activities and collective action.
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Nodes, WG, and the network puts on a variety of events throughout the year -
so be sure to check-in regularly for new opportunities to connect
Volunteer with the Network
Signatories who translate the DJN Principles receive free DJN membership for a year.
Signatories who volunteer as a Network Storyteller receive free DJN membership for a year.
Read more about volunteer opportunities here.
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Join or Start at Working Group
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If you have an idea or concept you’d like to develop using the Design Justice principles, we’d love to help support through working group support and promotion!
You can find more information our existing working groups and how to start one here.
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This working group is for sharing stories and strategies to help designers actually apply design justice principles in professionalized and other workplaces.
You can find more information about the Principles at Work Working Group here.
Nodes are a key part of a thriving network.
Just as in botany, where a node is part of a plant stem where new leaves emerge, a local node within the DJN is a space for members to gather locally. DJN local nodes and members are accountable to the communities they serve, through organizing work that reflects the design justice network principles.
A local node within the Design Justice Network is a space for local members to gather and grow design justice related projects, ideas, processes, and community.
You can find more information our existing Local Nodes and how to start one here.
This zine was collectively written and edited by members of the Design Justice Network (DJN). It provides organizing tips and resources to help current or aspiring DJN members create and grow local Design Justice Network nodes.
You can read this zine and others here.
Dear DJN Members, Signatories and Subscribers, Denise Shanté Brown, Jody Chan and Corina Fadel close their time as collaborators for the Design Justice Network Care Pod by sharing their multi-sensory narrative report, which curates the past two years through visually and aurally textured, nonlinear storytelling design. Explore the report on Design Justice Network’s News page and on the Care Pod’s Aren.a channel as a downloadable design deck and plain-text PDF.