Spatializing Reproductive Justice is a traveling exhibition and programming series that aims to spread awareness of the inequities of reproductive care in the United States and the agency of design fields to expand access. Student research and work by design studios investigates how race, class, and gender impact an individual’s access to care, and offer speculative design proposals for facilities, systems, and networks enabling reproductive care access. Expanding beyond the studio’s work, the exhibition aims to foster a dialogue among designers, healthcare providers, advocates, and students to explore how practitioners of the built environment can respond to and support reproductive justice in the U.S.

The exhibition was curated by Lori Brown,  Lindsay Harkema, and Bryony Roberts with FLUFFFF Studio and will be on view at the Center for Architecture from May 2–September 3.