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People, Projects & Changing the World

Pascale Sablan, CEO of Adjaye Associates’s New York office, opens up about her work and the current state of the practice

Celebrating Excellence

NOMA announces 2023 Phil Freelon Professional Design Awards and Barbara G. Laurie Student Design Competition winners

Portland Programs

The National Organization for Minority Architects conference kicks off this week in Portland, Oregon

Lights, Camera, Action

NOMA and NCARB unveil new action plan to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in architecture

ARE You Ready?

NCARB annual report highlights new and notable changes to exams and licensure

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Full Speed Ahead

Morgan State University’s School of Architecture and Planning becomes the first HBCU to adopt NCARB accelerated licensing program

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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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Shedding Light

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

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Put On Your Studying Spectacles

NOMA partners with Black Spectacles to ease licensure process for minority architects

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Spatial Shifts

The 2020 NOMA conference grappled with a rapidly changing world

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A-Grade

New National Organization of Minority Architects fellowship supports BIPOC architecture students

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In Brief

NCARB releases 2020 demographic data

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Make Your Voice Heard

SAY IT LOUD wants to showcase diverse designers across the world

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A Highly Trafficked Tribute

Buffalo mayor calls for renaming transit station in honor of the late Robert T. Coles

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Experiences first

Cornell NOMAS pushes the school on ending institutionalized racism

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Feet on the Ground

Letters to the editor: Thoughts from the ground

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A Chorus of Outrage

Architecture and design organizations speak out as protests over racial injustice continue

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