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ACSA Fellows to Advance Equity in Architecture confront the “dangerous smearing and doxing” of pro-Palestine scholars with a new platform

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Making Museums More Accessible

JSA/MIXdesign share its work for the Queens Museum and champion participatory design processes

America’s Commemorative Landscape

Mellon Foundation doubles the Monuments Project funding to total $500 million

Change Agents

AEC Unites is a new organization seeking to dismantle systemic racism in architecture, engineering, and construction

Collective Support

Approaches to a more inclusive profession post-affirmative action

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Promoting Diversity

SCI-Arc receives $1 million donation from Tim Disney for its Equity and Inclusion scholarships

A Man of Many Colors

Exploring how to celebrate Blackness without flattening it into a single category of experience

Black History is American History

AN marks the start of Black History Month with a survey of coverage from the past year

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Mid-Month Melange

Daily digest: European energy crisis cuts short the Eiffel Tower’s nightly light show, SAY IT LOUD tours Nebraska, and more

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100th President

AIA elects Kimberly Dowdell as its first Black woman president

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A Cultural Add

NOMA’s professional development program for architecture students at HBCUs is propelling the field forward

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Honoring A Lone Star Legend

UT Austin announces permanent endowments honoring trailblazing Black architect John S. Chase

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Clearing the Path

The ASLA ramps up support of BIPOC women pursuing landscape architecture with a new program

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Usonian Weekends

Daily digest: Women of color face uphill challenges in architecture, a Frank Lloyd Wright house on Airbnb, and more

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Not Everybody's a Critic

Urban Omnibus and Urban Design Forum seek applicants for New City Critics fellowship program

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Shedding Light

NCARB and NOMA’s latest Baseline on Belonging report spotlights exam-related disparities

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Closing the Gap(s)

Demographic disparities get highlighted in the 2021 edition of NCARB by the Numbers

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Fresh funding for Berkeley

UC Berkeley CED launches a full-tuition fellowship for design students pursuing social justice work

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