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Don't miss NOMA's 2020 Virtual Conference — Spatial Shifts: Reclaiming our Cities

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Tuesday, Sep 29, 2020

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Together on October 14-18, 2020, we will explore ways in which can break down barriers to creating meaningful projects, share ways to remix the role of the designer, and unpack new approaches to the design processes of our built environment. Each one of us will find our ikusasa, Yoruba for future or progress, to forge our path towards progression.

Now we’re just days away and the agenda has been published at https://conference2020.noma.net/registered! Early registration ends October 2nd!

Image courtesy of NOMA

Cities are changing. Populations and economies in Oakland, Dakar, and beyond. Globally, our cities are changing from population to economies near and far. We, as designers, community members, leaders, and environmental stewards, need to be prepared to champion and shift the issues of our current structures to more equitable systems. We must fight to provide access for all to quality public spaces and create opportunities for the masses to enter and engage in our professions.

Image courtesy of NOMA

There is a gap between design development and who ultimately declares what is built in our community. Reckoning with the past, we need to question who has a right to ownership and who has a voice in the design process to build a better future. As a virtual conference, we will collectively explore and share ways to reshape our communities, to fill those gaps in design justice, and move towards a new renaissance.

CEU’s, seminars, panel discussions, parties, competitions. It all begins when you register today. Members get a better deal so you might as well go ahead and become a member today while you’re at it.

Here are the first group of speakers at NOMA2020 Spatial Shifts! Julia Lenaé Weatherspoon Lance Collins, De Nichols, Michelle Wilkinson, Wandile Mthiyane, Melissa Daniels, Kathy Denise Dixon, Kathryn Tyler Prigmore, Roberta Washington, Katherine Wms, Janette Kim. Image and text courtesy of NOMA

Attend #NOMASpatialShifts2020:

  • Get entrance to all events and sessions
  • Access to exhibitions and job fairs
  • Meet your favorite speakers
  • Get extended access to all audio and video files
  • Chat rooms, cocktail hours, parties, and more

Themes include:

  • THEMES 1 – Who Belongs? – Policy & Politics
  • THEME 2 – Culture: Space and Urban Structure
  • THEME 3 – Housing – Place, Space, Consumption, and Production
  • THEME 4 – SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE: Grounding In Green
  • THEME 5 – THE EXPANDED ROLE OF THE ARCHITECT: Reclaiming Design, Development & Technology
  • THEME 6 – Professional Practice
  • THEME 7 – OAKLAND INTERSECTION: Make Visible Your Call to Action

CEUs: 60 credits

Learn more about the conference and register today!

EARLY REGISTRATION ends on October 2nd! Be a part of NOMA history and register! 

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Sponsored Post by NOMA

Don't miss NOMA's 2020 Virtual Conference — Spatial Shifts: Reclaiming our Cities

By Sponsor|

Tuesday, Sep 29, 2020

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Image courtesy of NOMA

Related

noma ● virtual event ● national organization of minority architects ● national organization of minority architects conference ● bipoc ● sponsored ● event
National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA)
National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA)

Together on October 14-18, 2020, we will explore ways in which can break down barriers to creating meaningful projects, share ways to remix the role of the designer, and unpack new approaches to the design processes of our built environment. Each one of us will find our ikusasa, Yoruba for future or progress, to forge our path towards progression.

Now we’re just days away and the agenda has been published at https://conference2020.noma.net/registered! Early registration ends October 2nd!

Image courtesy of NOMA

Cities are changing. Populations and economies in Oakland, Dakar, and beyond. Globally, our cities are changing from population to economies near and far. We, as designers, community members, leaders, and environmental stewards, need to be prepared to champion and shift the issues of our current structures to more equitable systems. We must fight to provide access for all to quality public spaces and create opportunities for the masses to enter and engage in our professions.

Image courtesy of NOMA

There is a gap between design development and who ultimately declares what is built in our community. Reckoning with the past, we need to question who has a right to ownership and who has a voice in the design process to build a better future. As a virtual conference, we will collectively explore and share ways to reshape our communities, to fill those gaps in design justice, and move towards a new renaissance.

CEU’s, seminars, panel discussions, parties, competitions. It all begins when you register today. Members get a better deal so you might as well go ahead and become a member today while you’re at it.

Here are the first group of speakers at NOMA2020 Spatial Shifts! Julia Lenaé Weatherspoon Lance Collins, De Nichols, Michelle Wilkinson, Wandile Mthiyane, Melissa Daniels, Kathy Denise Dixon, Kathryn Tyler Prigmore, Roberta Washington, Katherine Wms, Janette Kim. Image and text courtesy of NOMA

Attend #NOMASpatialShifts2020:

  • Get entrance to all events and sessions
  • Access to exhibitions and job fairs
  • Meet your favorite speakers
  • Get extended access to all audio and video files
  • Chat rooms, cocktail hours, parties, and more

Themes include:

  • THEMES 1 – Who Belongs? – Policy & Politics
  • THEME 2 – Culture: Space and Urban Structure
  • THEME 3 – Housing – Place, Space, Consumption, and Production
  • THEME 4 – SUSTAINABLE JUSTICE: Grounding In Green
  • THEME 5 – THE EXPANDED ROLE OF THE ARCHITECT: Reclaiming Design, Development & Technology
  • THEME 6 – Professional Practice
  • THEME 7 – OAKLAND INTERSECTION: Make Visible Your Call to Action

CEUs: 60 credits

Learn more about the conference and register today!

EARLY REGISTRATION ends on October 2nd! Be a part of NOMA history and register! 

RELATED EVENT NOMA 2020 Virtual Conference — Spatial Shifts: Reclaiming our Cities

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