Marisa Morán Jahn teaches art, creative technology, design justice, civic art, and creative directing and directs the Integrated Design Program (IDP), a transdisciplinary undergraduate program at Parsons/The New School. IDP provides a range of maker-based studios, academically-rigorous courses across the university, and real-world engagement to become design leaders, creative change-makers, and intrepid artists. She previously taught at MIT (her alma mater), Columbia University, and Northeastern Law School.
Jahn has taught thousands of in-school and after-school k-12 youth and created award-winning curriculum for and with low-wage workers, immigrants, women, and youth. Partners and commissions include The Guggenheim Museum, The Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs in New York City; The American Museum of Natural History, Cantor Stanford University Art Museum, New York Hall of Science, Horizons for Homeless Children, Mozilla Foundation; National Domestic Workers Alliance, and Centro de los Derechos del Migrante, and filmmakers and impact producers such as SALTY Features (Yael Melamede), SHINE Global, Oxford Films.
Poster design by Mauricio Cordero.
