Far South/Border North Public Impact Day

Far South/Border North has pioneered a unique approach to supporting artists and cultural practitioners in creating media, outreach, and engagement campaigns focused on a diverse range of today’s most pressing issues, from public health to social justice, civic engagement, and climate mitigation.

Prepare to be part of an immersive day of interactive programming that underscores the pivotal role of creativity in promoting community health and well-being. You'll have the unique opportunity to hear from industry leaders on applying arts and culture to health equity work, and artist presenters share stories about their campaigns, from design development to implementation and inspiring community outcomes. Engage in panel discussion Q&As, witness live performances, and network at the Expo featuring artists and cultural practitioners and the transdisciplinary work created through their campaigns.

The morning session will include speakers, panels, and live performances at the Museum of Photograph Arts at the San Diego Museum of Art (MOPA@SDMA). The afternoon Expo at the Mingei International Museum will showcase Far South/Border North artists and cultural practitioners and their campaigns with booths and networking opportunities.

This convening is free and open to the public. Registration is required and includes a lunch ticket to redeem at the Expo.

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Far South/Border North Public Impact Day has been made possible through a bi-county, regional collaborative, funded through a California Creative Corps grant from the California Arts Council with additional support from The Conrad Prebys Foundation. Far South/Border North is proud to be recognized as an initiative within the Community Program of World Design Capital San Diego Tijuana 2024.

Public Impact Day is part of the , powered by San Diego Design Week.

Agenda is subject to change.

Host or Publisher City of San Diego Arts and Culture