Earlier this month, Stanton Williams generously hosted our latest Sessions event! We hosted 40 young creatives from underrepresented backgrounds for an evening of mentoring, informal networking, and an insightful office tour. It was fantastic to see their studio space reimagined as a place of learning, collaboration, and opportunity. — Thank you again to Maz Weineck, Danielle Noble, Ali Abbas and Alexandra Learmonth for making the event possible, and to the wonderful Stanton Williams mentors — Barbara Clark, Nick Sinden, Ben Yeates, Tom Shell, Anne Fehrenbach, Marie Abela, Nieves Valle, Stephen Setford, Ismael Heras and Patrick Richard — for their invaluable support. Additionally, we extend our gratitude to; Hammad Haider from Foster + Partners; Jim Pope from Kilburn Nightingale Architects Ltd; Aditi Agrawal from HFM; Grisilda Kalci from Fathom Architects Joe Slatter from studio enemy as well as Shazia Dhalla and Yara Taha and, of course, our fantastic Narrative Practice team. — NP: Since March 2020, we have engaged with over 800 individuals, and it’s partnerships like these that keep our community growing. Best, Dhruv & the Sessions Team 🙏🏽 #MentoringMatters #DiversityInArchitecture #EDI #InclusionMatters #WomenLeaders #DesignDiversity #EmpoweringYouth
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This was VERY cheeky Concept Culture! I share this simply to ask that we use the power of #inspiration to deliver #transformation. Thank you for all the kind words and wishes. #Inclusion in the #BuiltEnvironment Building Inclusion - The Book
📚🎥 So we did a cheeky little thing at the Building Inclusion - The Book London Book Launch. We captured a couple of messages from the audience covertly for a very special video for Marsha Ramroop FRSA FIEDP. It is clear that everyone in the room shared not only a deep admiration and love for Marsha and her impactful work, but also a passion for driving meaningful change in equity, diversity, and inclusion. Thank you to all of you for being part of the video: Prity Chatterjee, Narrative Practice Ilona McKie, Unheard Voice Eugene Gilkes, Include Me Consulting Ltd Francesca Ford, Routledge Rebecca Lovelace, Building People CIC Neal Shasore, The London School of Architecture Sem Lee, OURI Labs Neil Pinder, Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London Santushni Gunetilleke, University of Bath And finally Marsha’s Mum, Oma Ramroop, her number 1 supporter. Marsha, we hope you enjoy watching these beautiful messages! You and your work are an inspiration to us all. We are excited for the future and to see the impact of your powerful work on the Built Environment sector and beyond. Missed the London launch event of Building Inclusion? Catch all the highlights in our latest blog post (link in comments). Do you have a message for Marsha too? Share it below! ✨ #builtenvironment #buildinginclusion #storytelling #EDI #unheardvoice
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🥳 Today, DID turns 3 and we are #ThrivingTogether. 🥳 Our impact over the last three years is directly connected to the collaborative efforts of our member companies, individual contributors, and community partners. Together we are making strides toward a more diverse and equitable design industry. ➡️ Swipe to learn more about our impact over the past three years. #DIDTurns3 #DiversityinDesign
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DesignDisco is delighted to announce our partnership with the World Design Organization 💙 The World Design Organization (WDO) is an international non-governmental organization. Founded in 1957 with 12 design associations, it now comprises over 215 member organizations across 40+ nations collaborating on global design initiatives.
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Breaking Down Barriers: Decolonizing Design for Cultural Justice Join us as we delve into the challenging conversation surrounding decolonizing design. Discover how outdated ideologies have hindered progress and learn how to create a more inclusive and just design space. Featuring artwork by Dory and insightful discussions on cultural justice. #DecolonizingDesign #InclusiveDesign #CulturalJustice #DesignProgress #DiversityInDesign #CreativeInclusion #DesignSpace #ArtisticExpression #BreakingBarriers #DesignIdeologies
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Committed to transforming practices within our professional community, NCNOMA and AIANC have partnered to elevate diversity, equity and inclusion. Our goal is to identify, encourage and celebrate environments where all architects in North Carolina belong, especially those marginalized by the field and systems of inequity. As outlined in the MOU established between the two organizations in 2020, we seek to influence change by providing resources that encourage tangible change. We are taking the next step forward by launching the Equity and Inclusion Challenge and Award. In advance of the 2025 award, a year-long Equity and Inclusion Challenge acts as a voluntary call to action for all architecture and design firms around the state. The challenge includes monthly recommendations and resources for participants to take actionable steps to move the needle forward. We are not looking for perfection, but we are looking to celebrate progress. Visit the ncnoma website to learn more and commit to the challenge.
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DesignForce has long stood as a sanctuary for AEC professionals, providing a secure space where professionals can feel empowered to speak freely about their unique journeys and challenges navigating their careers within the built environment. Rooted in a mission to positively impact the lives of those who work within the built environment, our foundation has always been built upon the principles of respect, understanding, and empowerment. Now, more than ever, we aim to elevate discussions surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within the built environment. Over the past few months, DesignForce has had the pleasure of sitting down with AEC trailblazers Jessica Bantom, Yiselle Santos Rivera, AIA, SHRM-SCP, NOMA, NAAB, WELL AP, Jared M. Green, PE, BC. GE, F.ASCE, NOMA, Chris Wilson, and Jeremiah Watts and picking their brains about their experiences with DEI within the greater built environment. The need to elevate and honor the experiences of all that touch this industry is ever critical. By amplifying these crucial discussions, we aim to catalyze positive change and cultivate a more inclusive built environment where every voice is heard and valued. Hopefully the experiences of these various industry leaders will inspire you to not only be a part of the dialogue but also, a part of the solution. If you would like to continue the conversation with us and others, sign up using this link (https://lnkd.in/disqimk3) to stay informed on events, resources, and new ways we can make the impact we are striving for. #Voicesofchange #Buildinghire #DEIB #AEC #inclusiveleadership #designforce #Designforce
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Dive deep into co-design principles and practices in this new course that focuses on methods for collaboration and innovation. This online training and coaching series starts in 2 weeks - get in quick for your last chance to upskill with Emma Blomkamp in 2024!
🔥 The anticipation is building! Our "Principles into Practice" course launches this month, and I'm over the moon about our incredible guest collaborators: seanna davidson, Maggie Fono, Sarah Josefsberg and Boris Divjak! 👥 Learn from me and this diverse range of experts in: — Systems thinking — Community engagement — Service design — Co-design in government — Social impact facilitation 🗓️ Kicking off 22 October 2024 🌈 Limited spots to ensure quality interactions Join us for this unique opportunity to engage with leading practitioners and elevate your co-design skills! https://lnkd.in/gsxny4NV #CoDesign #SystemicDesign #CollaborativeLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment
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The Architecture Foundation of Oregon (AFO) has appointed Mayer/Reed, Inc. Principal Kathy Fry to its board of directors. Known for programs such as Architects in Schools, fellowships and design-related events, AFO educates and inspires Oregonians from all walks of life to engage with design of the built environment. “I’m thrilled to join the board and collaborate with local professionals in support of the AFO mission,” said Kathy. “This is a crucial time to partner with the community, highlighting the impact of design on our future while recognizing the essential role designers play in the health of our cities and state.” Kathy is a leader in the field of experiential graphic design. She has served on the board of directors and as president of the SEGD and currently serves on TriMet's Public Art Advisory Committee. Kathy joins five new members on the 30-person board.
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"As we move to a more inclusive and human-centered approach to design, we are challenged to move beyond merely adhering to the minimums of regulation and code toward a more holistic and integrated approach." Find out how the Kennedy Center made the magic more accessible in this captivating article by Beth Barrett and Leora Mirvish in the latest issue of Protocol.
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Calling All AEC Professionals! What events or resources do you have planned for 2025? Build With Pride Seattle wants to help bridge the gap in the AEC industry by sharing valuable resources, amplifying events, and connecting companies with the tools they need to succeed. We need your help! Let us know what’s on your calendar or what resources you’d like to see shared. Together, we can foster inclusion, connection, and innovation in the AEC industry. 📩 Share your ideas in the comments or send us a message at courtney@buildwithprideseattle.com! #BuildWithPrideSeattle #AECIndustry #InclusionMatters #CommunityBuilding
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