DCDT Talk: Diversity in Design

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Detroit Center for Design + Technology

The Detroit Center for Design + Technology is the public presence of LTU College of Architecture and Design’s transdisciplinary programs on the Woodward Corridor.

The DCDT acts as an inclusive platform for the advancement of Detroit’s educational, economic and engagement efforts with regard to design, technology and social innovation. The DCDT aligns with local initiatives, programs and organizations that foster and expand the role that design and technology play within our community, growing industry and education.

Just in time for the Detroit Month of Design, The Detroit Center for Design + Technology welcomes the public join in for a special edition of DCDT Talk on September 12. The bi-monthly speaker series will turn its focus to the ways in which businesses can foster growth and diversity in design.

A panel of experts across the industry will talk openly and allow for audience questions. Moderator Karen Evans will ask how the design industry meets the needs of professionals who represent a wide variety of backgrounds. We’ll dig deep into this important topic, DCDT Talk: Diversity in Design will explore the ways the design industry addresses differences in race, gender, sexual identity and ability – and what work is yet to be done.

DCDT Talk: Diversity in Design will be 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019 at Detroit Center for Design + Technology, 4219 Woodward Ave. in Midtown, Detroit. Get tickets here.

The event coincide with free access to DCDT CoWork beginning at 9 a.m. each day a program is offered. DCDT TALK programs are presented courtesy of the Hudson Webber Foundation and in partnership with its Design Incubator programs DCDT CoWork and Woodward + Willis, design studio.

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