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Bize taught SHUM 4682 Disturbing Settlement, a two-course sequence, at the Society for the Humanities, inviting students to critically analyze land relations, colonialism and social justice in Central New York. A speculative design studio with community partners Khuba International, the Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ Learning Project and design educator Rosa Weinberg reimagined what Cornell’s landholdings might look like if they were dedicated to a more ecologically, socially and economically just future.