Four students from the international studies, computer science and fine arts departments at UNCW designed a series of interactive mini walking tours in Wilmington based on the Parisian Situationist practice of psychogeography. Drawing from the philosophies of the French theorist Guy Debord, psychogeographers advocate the exploration of urban environments through "drifting.” Heather Cunningham ’21, Carolyn Hellman ’21, Kassie Robakiewicz ’21 and Bhavna Singh ’20 crafted the one-mile walks around the themes of migration, development and gentrification to engage participants in reflections of those movements on the current world. See www.walkingwilmington.com
