Indigenous Design Camp
A week-long architecture camp for Indigenous junior high and high school students that uses the 'At Home in the Homelands' curriculum to teach Indigenous spatial design principles, has students build scale models, and tours the College of Design's fabrication shops and School of Architecture.
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- Location
- University of Minnesota College of Design, Minneapolis, MN
- Duration
- Not confirmed — check the official program page.
- Deadline
- Varies
- Grades
- 9, 10, 11, 12
- Format
- in-person
- Cost
- Free
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