Transpedagogy and Activist Design
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The purpose of this article is to offer some reflections derived from professional experience in the field of design and activist practices. A first hypothesis is that many of the socially committed design projects are genuinely pedagogical, because they combine educational processes and creation, bringing a different experience to formal design education.
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