EP 9: Spatial Justice | Craig Wilkins

Craig Wilkins is an architect, activist, artist, author and
academic. His work focuses on the intersection of design and social
justice. He is the creative director of the Wilkins Project and a
lecturer in architecture at the University of Michigan’s Taubman
College of Architecture and Urban Planning. Craig, a leading
scholar on African Americans in architecture, won the Cooper Hewitt
National Design Award in 2017. In this episode, Bon and Craig talk
about hip hop architecture, urban acupuncture and spatial justice.
Learn how the bad design of the environment and urban policies have
negatively impacted the health of black communities in the U.S. and
what can be done to change that.