Center for Community Partnerships News
New and expanded programming focuses on inclusive teaching and critique practices and building a deeper sense of belonging among RISD faculty members.
The community event celebrates artists’ books, zines, and experimental printed matter created by makers from across the region.
Rhode Island Histories in Action offers a standards-aligned, historically grounded curriculum that promotes civic literacy, creativity, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary learning.
Students conducted research and proposed monuments for College Hill that commemorate the past while reinterpreting symbols of collective memory.
New grants totaling over $1.6 million fund the study of everything from inclusive research approaches to carbon exchange in the Antarctic’s Southern Ocean to automated 3D textile manufacturing.
Students traveled to Ocean Hour Farm in Newport, RI as part of their yearlong investigation into earth-friendly materials like wool.
Moderated by Provost Touba Ghadessi and Assistant Provost Margot Nishimura, panelists discussed the role of artists and designers in building community and honoring diverse legacies.
Students are turning waste into materials ready for cross-disciplinary use and experimentation, from blotter paper to cotton muslin.