Just 2% of US licensed / registered Architects are identified as African American. It is a public necessity to ensure our profession looks like the communities in which we serve. Read More

Just 2% of US licensed / registered Architects are identified as African American. It is a public necessity to ensure our profession looks like the communities in which we serve. Read More

Just 2% of US licensed / registered Architects are identified as African American. It is a public necessity to ensure our profession looks like the communities in which we serve. Read More

Just 2% of US licensed / registered Architects are identified as African American. It is a public necessity to ensure our profession looks like the communities in which we serve. Read More

We will explore the comments from the Dean of Architecture at Princeton University and her theories that licensure is a roadblock to equity in the Architecture industry. We will explore Read More

In the face of the coronavirus crisis, designers are stepping up in new ways to use their skills and expertise to solve community problems. Join AIA WJ on September 30th Read More

Just 2% of US licensed / registered Architects are identified as African American. It is a public necessity to ensure our profession looks like the communities in which we serve. Read More

Event Dates:  October 14, 15, 16 – 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Virtual http://healthcarefacilitiesforum.org/ About: http://healthcarefacilitiesforum.org/   Many forces are driving change in the design and construction of healthcare facilities Read More

Event Dates:  October 14, 15, 16 – 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Virtual http://healthcarefacilitiesforum.org/ About: http://healthcarefacilitiesforum.org/   Many forces are driving change in the design and construction of healthcare facilities Read More