Home Ground Lab is a creative research and storytelling initiative housed within Clark University’s Integration and Belonging Hub. We work at the intersection of aesthetics, justice, and the built environment—exploring how beauty functions as a vital form of infrastructure in spaces often overlooked by traditional design and policy systems: refugee shelter, transitional housing, and communities shaped by displacement or marginalization.
Contact us: info@homegroundlab.org
Our Beauty Praxis Practice Guide is a 7-day guide in response to a growing sense of collective unraveling. It’s designed for people navigating burnout, rupture, or reentry. Each day blends story, reflection, and sensory-based practice.
We specifically made it for:
- Displaced humanitarian workers wondering where to go next
- Activists and organizers trying to stay human in the face of erasure
- Anyone asking, “How do I keep going?”
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