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Kids in Design

Apr 9th, 2007 by admin

History

Kids-in-Design (KID’s) was founded in 1987 as a forum in which architects and other design professionals collaborate to develop community outreach programs directed toward Baltimore’s youngest citizens (pre-kindergarten through 12th grade), their parents and teachers. KID’s has conducted a variety of activities in schools, at museums and at special events to introduce architectural design and urban planning concepts to children in the Baltimore region.

Mission Statement

KID’s volunteers are drawn from both the private and public sector. We include architects, urban planners, landscape architects, interior designers and environmental graphic designers. We are united by the conviction that, through sharing our visual orientation, design professionals can enhance people’s understanding of the world about them. We believe that introducing children to our creative problem-solving process can foster independent thinking, sharpen decision-making skills and build self-esteem. Ultimately, we hope that a design-educated citizenry will advocate a high standard of quality in our built environment.

Areas of activity

Annual programs, School Programs, Class/Group Presentations, Teacher-Training Workshops, Museum Collaborations, Special Public Events, Walking Tours, Career Awareness Presentations, Exhibitions, Media Collaborations and publications.

Volunteer

Kids-in-Design is currently in need of volunteers for its committee and for upcoming events. If you are interested please contact

Contact:

Wendy Caraballo
Schamu Machowski Greco Architects
wcaraballo@smgarch.com
410-685-3582

One Response to “Kids in Design”

  1. on 31 Jul 2007 at 10:21 pm1alfredo

    Hello-

    I am new to Baltimore, and I will begin teaching middle school math for Baltimore City Public School. I wanted to learn more about your walking tours or school programs.

    Thank you,

    Alfredo

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