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Thank you from Public Knowledge! Thank you to our partners, collaborators, & @SFPublicLibrary! As Public Knowledge ends, we’re excited that the @SFMOMA branch will continue to be open. We hope you remain our friends & followers & stay informed. Who knows what the future holds!

Our final #tbt is to Take Part, led by @bikvanderpol. Take Part unearthed the SF of yesteryear for the community, & 1 MILLION people saw the model! The model is far from retired, so stay tuned for news through our website. Thank you @sfpubliclibrary & our many collaborators!

We partnered w/ @kitchensisters to produce the latest @SFMOMA Raw Material Podcast. Tune in to hear planners, librarians, artists, activists, and others as they contemplate the past, debate the present, and envision the future of our city by the bay. https://t.co/5YDKexERkp

This concluding essay from The Stacks is from our very own Deena Chalabi, former curator of Public Knowledge. Explore the beginnings of Public Knowledge, the complexities of the artist projects, and the overarching goals of our two year adventure.
https://t.co/cCnI6v7uH2

We've made hundreds of friends through Public Knowledge, literally! Check out our @graphcommons map to see our connections & collaborators. Thank you to everyone, and we're excited to see what adventures the future holds! https://t.co/xoesHvqqzO

Essay
A Method for Public Reimagining: Move Slowly and Knit Things Together
By Public Knowledge
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Interview
A Guide to Infrastructures: An Interview with Tim Hwang
By Public Knowledge
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Designing with Communities in Mind
By Public Knowledge
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Report
Talking Climate Change through Art and China
By Annie Malcolm and Rachelle Reichert
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Interview
Bridging the Digital Divide
By Public Knowledge
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Essay
Local Codes: Forms of Spatial Knowledge
By Shannon Mattern
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Interview
Designing for Climate Change
By Sophia Fish
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Essay
Living in the Archives
By Jenny Odell
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Interview
Knowledge from the Margins
By Sophia Fish
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Report
Reimagining the City
By Public Knowledge
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Interview
Reassembling the Public
By Sophia Fish
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Essay
Welcome to The Stacks
By Public Knowledge
Interview
Why Museums and Archives Can’t Afford to Think Like Businesses
By Cory Doctorow
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Interview
The Value of Networks at a Time of Fragmentation
By Jon Christensen
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Interview
Promoting Dignity, Compassion and a Community Living Room
By Megan Martenyi
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Interview
Libraries and Public Knowledge
By Lindsey Westbrook
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