Join Woodbury School of Architecture for a virtual lecture as part of the Year of Climate Justice by Dana E. McKinney.
Dana McKinney is an architect and urban planner who advances social justice and equity through design. Her academic and professional profile integrates wellness, policy, and economics into innovative design solutions to benefit even the most vulnerable populations including formerly incarcerated individuals, persons experiencing homelessness, and the elderly.
Dana graduated from Princeton University with an A.B. in Architecture and completed her Masters in Architecture and Urban Planning at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD). During her time at the GSD, Dana helped to establish the inaugural Black in Design Conference, Map the Gap, and the African American Design Nexus.
Dana resides in Culver City, CA, where she works for Gehry Partners, LLP and focuses her work on the LA River Master Plan, SELA Cultural Center, and other river-related projects.
Woodbury School of Architecture is an AIA CES Continuing Education Provider. If you would like Continuing Education credit, please include your member number after your last name in the registration field.
All lectures and exhibitions are free and open to the public.
