Visualizing Public Policy.

The Center for Urban Pedagogy has announced a call for designers for the next round of Making Policy Public. This year’s fold-out poster designs will cover policy briefs on:

• Preserving public parks and historically safe spaces for LGBTQ teens in the context of rapid privatization of public space.
• Enabling public housing residents to become active participants in critical decisions about the developments where they live.
• Educating the public about the redistricting process and reforms that can make it less subject to political manipulation.
• Helping youth and their families navigate the juvenile justice system.
• Visualizing market forces along the tomato supply chain that give rise to sweatshop working conditions in the Florida tomato industry.

See this previous Making Policy Public brief on street vendor regulations in New York City.