Hubert Murray

The fourth installment of a narrative survey in which educators and practitioners share perspectives on the intensifying demands for change across design pedagogy and practice.

Harnessing the wind to produce energy will undoubtedly temper the environmental and social damage unfolding all around us. But at what cost to rural economies and ecologies?

Aida Camp in Bethlehem is the most heavily teargassed place on the planet. But it’s where a group of activists, educators, and designers is building a new kindergarten with a progressive, arts-centered curriculum.

Under mounting political and ecological stress, environmentalists in the Palestinian village of Battir are working to protect a 4,000-year-old agricultural landscape.