The AIAS Advocates Program is an application-based opportunity geared towards showcasing and providing platforms for you, our members, to speak up and speak loud about niched advocacy topics and initiatives…. Read more »
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The AIAS Advocates Program is an application-based opportunity geared towards showcasing and providing platforms for you, our members, to speak up and speak loud about niched advocacy topics and initiatives…. Read more »
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The AIAS officially announces an open Call for Resolutions to the AIAS Council of Presidents! This call allows for chapter leaders to submit proposals for official revisions to the AIAS… Read more »
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Day 1 Keynote: Tiffany Brown Tiffany Brown, MBA, NOMA, Assoc. AIA, is the Executive Director of the National Organization of Minority Architects. Brown has held national NOMA board leadership positions… Read more »
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Calling all Graduates for the Class of 2021! More than a year has passed since the Covid-19 pandemic began and schools turned to virtual and hybrid learning methods, to which… Read more »
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The AIAS is pleased to announce the 2021 CRIT Journal Team, led by newly appointed Editors: Sarah Curry from Auburn University, Ashton Matthews from University of Colorado Boulder, and Chitika… Read more »
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Apply Today! Applications for the 2021 AIAS Honor Awards are now open. Get the recognition you and your chapter deserve! We know that this academic year has been incredibly challenging… Read more »
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The verdict in the trial of Derek Chauvin is a possible, hopeful step in the nation’s long journey toward accountability and addressing broken systems that have failed and stolen too… Read more »
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Last year, the 2019 – 2020 Learning and Technology Task Force was tasked with continuing to refine the initiatives already executed and in the works by the Design Think Tank… Read more »
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Advocacy Month 2021 has come and gone. A huge thanks goes to the AIAS Advocates, the Sustainability and Resiliency Task Force, the Social Justice Task Force, and the Learning &… Read more »
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Message in a Birdhouse – University of Oregon Over the past year our lives have changed significantly. We have withdrawn from one another physically and found new ways to connect… Read more »
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It’s almost been a year since “Are the Kids Alright? A Perspective of How Covid-19 is Affecting Architecture Students” was published. In order to better serve students during their time… Read more »
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The AIAS National Office is excited to announce this year’s event tracks for AIAS Grassroots! Here’s what type of programming you can expect to see at Grassroots: Track 1: Truth… Read more »
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