Join Design as Protest (DAP) Collective to envision a future of just policies that aim to address violence and injustice that architecture, design, and urban planning practices have disproportionately inflicted upon BIPOC people and communities. Participants will strategize and take action with us to deconstruct traditional racist planning practices and seek anti-racist policy recommendations. We will review the DAP Policy Briefs, an open collaborative document that uplifts progressive policy recommendations in regards to topics including Permanently Affordable Housing, Houselessness Eviction Policy, and Abolishment of Carceral Spaces. The session will start with a DAP Collective led panel discussion before transitioning into smaller generative breakout groups on each brief topic. Participants will share experiences, case studies and strategize about liberatory planning processes