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Making Policy Public:
Vendor Power!
by Candy Chang • May 6th, 2009
Candy Chang shares the process of working with the Center for Urban Pedagogy and the Street Vendor Project to demystify the regulations of street vending in New York City.
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by Kadambari Baxi • April 14th, 2009
Architect and information designer Kadambari Baxi begins a visual communications game featuring new buildings and keywords contributed by designers, commentators and the public.
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