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Future Of Public Space Technology
The Future of Public Space and Art: Trends, Crafts, Technology
Out In Architecture
Out in Architecture: Elevating LGBTQIA+ Stories to Build Equitable Futures
Future Of Public Space Social Agency
The Future of Public Space and Art: Social Agency
Future Of Public Space New Perspectives
The Future of Public Space and Art: New Perspectives
Six people sitting semicircular in front of an audience.
Spatializing Reproductive Justice: Architecture, Activism, and Advocacy
A person standing in front a podium with a presentation behind them.
Two Years After Dobbs: Spatial Practice + Reproductive Health
Reimagining Justice Film Festival (3 of 5): Navigating a Volatile Tide
Future Of Public Space
The Future of Public Space and Art: History and Memory
Image of Panelists at Designing the Historic Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center event
Designing the Historic Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center
Image of panelists at Extreme Heat, Flooding, and Fires: Designing for Resiliency and Social Equity event
Extreme Heat, Flooding, and Fires: Designing for Resiliency and Social Equity
Image of panelists at Forced Labor in Supply Chains: Examples of a Humanely Built Environment
Forced Labor in Supply Chains: Examples of a Humanely Built Environment
Image of Panelists at the Turkey & Syria after the Earthquakes: Hatay Planning Center Report
Turkey & Syria after the Earthquakes: Hatay Planning Center Report
NycobaNOMA
2024 nycoba|NOMA Black History Month Celebration and Panel Discussion
Image of Panelists at Leaning Out X | Women in Circularity
Leaning Out X | Women in Circularity
Dr. Sharon Egretta Sutton speaking at a podium with a slide titled "Collective Action, Then and Now."
Book Talk: Pedagogy of a Beloved Commons
Image of Speaker at the The Howl 2: Advice to a Younger Version of Myself event
The Howl 2: Advice to a Younger Version of Myself
Image of Panelists at AIANY Women in Architecture Forum: Practice and Motherhood
AIANY Women in Architecture Forum: Practice and Motherhood
Image of Panelists at the J. Max Bond, Jr. Lecture | A Dialogue on Education and Architectural Futures event
J. Max Bond, Jr. Lecture | A Dialogue on Education and Architectural Futures
Coming Out, Staying In, and Moving Beyond video still
Coming Out, Staying In, and Moving Beyond: Home, Housing, Identity, Community
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Nonhuman Futures
Image of panelist at WE Connect Event: Mobilizing Women-Led Green Entrepreneurship event
WE Connect Event: Mobilizing Women-Led Green Entrepreneurship
Image of Event Attendees at Anti-Racist Hot Dog: Creating Inclusive Workspaces event
Anti-Racist Hot Dog: Creating Inclusive Workspaces
Image of Panelists at Reimagining Justice: A Conversation with Formerly Incarcerated Artists event.
Reimagining Justice: A Conversation with Formerly Incarcerated Artists
Image of panelists at nycoba|NOMA Celebrates Black History Month event
nycoba|NOMA Celebrates Black History Month
Image of April De Simone giving a presentation on Redlining
Redlines and Green Zones: Reassessing the Redline Maps
Image of panelists at AIANY Women in Architecture Professional Practice Series: Path to Principal
AIANY Women in Architecture Professional Practice Series: Path to Principal
Image of panel at J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture | Answering a Call to Action
J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture | Answering a Call to Action
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Transforming Tragedy: From Pulse Nightclub to onePULSE Foundation
Group of people standing in a public square.
The Albuquerque Indian Boarding School
Image of Panelists at Women in the Allied Professions Panel | NYU 181 Mercer: Facade Design Technology event
Women in the Allied Professions Panel | NYU 181 Mercer: Facade Design Technology
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Architectural Tools and Technology for Tribal Communities
Image of Panelist at Arquitina event
Stories from Arquitina: Elevating Latinas in Architecture
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Decolonizing Suburbia
Seven individual speakers sitting at the front of the event space with a projected image behind them
Re:Play: Reclaiming the Commons Through Play
Image of Panelist at Sensory Space: Design for Neurodiversity event
Sensory Space: Design for Neurodiversity
Four individuals sitting at the front of an auditorium with three individuals joining the conversation by zoom on the projected screen behind the four individuals
Aging Against the Machine
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Block Party: From Independent Living to Disability Communalism
Image of Panelist at the IndiaNOW: Architecture in the Contemporary Landscape event
IndiaNOW: Architecture in the Contemporary Landscape
Image of panelists at Equity in Electrification: Electrification of Affordable Housing event
Equity in Electrification: Electrification of Affordable Housing
Imge of the Panelist at the Building Socially Sustainable Communities: Bridging the Divide at Essex Crossing event
Building Socially Sustainable Communities: Bridging the Divide at Essex Crossing
Inage of Panelist at Independent Aging in Asian Cities event
Independent Aging in Asian Cities
Image of panel at Public Space Research and Design: Tracing Gender and Sexuality Inequalities event
Public Space Research and Design: Tracing Gender and Sexuality Inequalities
Image of Panelist at Exploring Community Engagement with Hester Street: Building Community Control event
Exploring Community Engagement with Hester Street: Building Community Control
Image of panelists at Founders Forum 2022: Women Who Break the Bias event
Founders Forum 2022: Women Who Break the Bias
This is an image of the panel at the 2022 Founders Forum: Black firms in the Spotlight
Founders Showcase: Black Firms in the Spotlight
This is an image of Nicole Hollant-Denis at Design Presentation: African Burial Ground National Monument event.
Design Presentation: African Burial Ground National Monument
This is an image of the Panelists at the Social (In)Justice and Spatial Practice: Architecture & the Cultural Institution event.
Social (In)Justice and Spatial Practice: Architecture & the Cultural Institution
This is an image of the panel at the Public Space Research & Design: Gauging Security Inequities event
Public Space Research & Design: Gauging Security Inequities
This is an image of the panelist at the Child of Apartheid Film Screening event.
Child of Apartheid Film Screening
This is an image of the panelist having a discussion at the WIA 2021 Design Practice Exchange Symposium.
Design and Practice Exchange: Navigating the (Post) Pandemic Terrain (Captioned)
This is an image of the Panel at the 2021 Design and Practice Exchange: Navigating the (Post) Pandemic Terrain event.
Design and Practice Exchange: Navigating the (Post) Pandemic Terrain (Part 2)
This is an image of the Panel at the 2021 Design and Practice Exchange: Navigating the (Post) Pandemic Terrain event.
Design and Practice Exchange: Navigating the (Post) Pandemic Terrain (Part 1)
This is an image of the panel at the Shakers Architecture: Did Diversity Drive Innovation? event.
Shakers Architecture: Did Diversity Drive Innovation?
This is an image of the panel at the Women at the Helm event.
Women at the Helm
This is an image of the panel at the TORCH Mentorship Program: Social Responsibility & Community Engagement event.
TORCH Mentorship Program: Social Responsibility & Community Engagement
This is an image of the panelist at the TORCH Mentorship Program: Advancing Your Career event.
TORCH Mentorship Program: Advancing Your Career
J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture | The Man, The Legacy
J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture | The Man, The Legacy
Education of the Architect
Education of the Architect: Radical vs. Incremental Change
This is an image of the five panelists and moderator of the How Low Can We Go – Historic Preservation and Carbon Reduction: Applied Trades event.
How Low Can We Go – Historic Preservation and Carbon Reduction: Applied Trades
This is an image of the panelist at the TORCH Panel 4 – Equity Redux: Changemakers event.
TORCH Panel 4 – Equity Redux: Changemakers
This is the featured image of the event Design for All: Accessibility, Technology, and Agency. This is an image of three panelists; Quemuel Arroyo, Chancey Fleet, and Hansel Bauman. Along with two moderators; Barbara Weinreich and Amy Hurst and a sign language Interpreter.
Design for All: Accessibility, Technology, and Agency
AIANY Womxn in Architecture Panel Discussion; Six panelist discussing the non-gendered linguistic identifier “Womxn.”
WIA Forum: In Dialogue With Womxn In Architecture
Safe and Equitable Streets: Age, Ability, and Inclusion: Five panelist
Safe and Equitable Streets: Age, Ability, and Inclusion
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Leadership Breakfast with Dr. Harriet Harriss – 03.26.2021
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International Women’s Day 2021: #ChooseToChallenge – 03.11.2021
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Black Lives Matter Means Black Contracts Matter – 02.18.2021
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Centering the “Community” in Community Engagement – 02.10.2021
Fight or Flight? Overcoming the Crisis of Climate Grief
Fight or Flight? Overcoming the Crisis of Climate Grief
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Writing Women Architects ON Film at ADFF 2020: Dagmar Richter – 11.18.2020
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Building of the Day: Ganondagan State Historic Site – 10.26.2020
The 2020 J. Max Bond, Jr. Lecture featured June A. Grant, RA, NOMA, Founder and Design Principal, blink!LAB architecture, and Ted Russell, Associate Director, Arts Strategy & Ventures for the Kenneth Rainin Foundation.
J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture | IMPATIENCE! – 10.09.2020
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Womxn to the Front: Design, Activism, and Lessons from the Creative Frontlines – 10.02.2020
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Mobility + Civic Agency: Participatory Design For Just Outcomes – 09.28.2020
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Speak Up, Speak Out: Communicating for Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion – 09.09.2020
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Voices of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion: Championing Change – 08.20.2020
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Presidential Lecture: Sarah Wigglesworth and Karen Kubey on Building for Aging – 08.03.2020
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Presidential Lecture: Mindy Fullilove and Ron Shiffman on Main Streets – 07.27.2020
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The Future of Accessible Design: ADA 30 Years and Beyond – 07.27.2020
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Digital Exhibition Talks: Sekou Cooke on Hip Hop Architecture – 07.23.2020
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Welcome All: Designing Inclusivity into Cultural Buildings – 07.10.2020
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Design Highlights: Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice Restoration – 05.18.2020
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Intergenerational Learning Spaces – 03.03.2020
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Allies for Women in Architecture – 02.26.2020
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AGENCY: The Architect’s Tools of Civic Engagement – 12.03.2019
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The New Social Security: Co-Housing for Seniors – 11.26.2019
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Women Design Leaders on International Projects – 10.30.2019
The 2019 J. Max Bond, Jr. Lecture featured Zena K. Howard, FAIA, Principal, Perkins and Will, and Mabel O. Wilson, Professor, Columbia University (GSAPP); Co-Director, Global Africa Lab.
J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture | Planning to Stay – 10.16.2019
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Karen Braitmayer: A Profile in Accessible Practice – 06.25.2019
CityPride Tracing LGBTQ Spaces Video Still
CityPride: Tracing LGBTQ Spaces – 06.20.2019
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Rejoining the Workforce after Parental Leave – 06.20.2019
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The Quantified City: Impacts on the Urban Context – 5.28.2019
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Build Yourself Workshop: Setting Ambitious & Creative Career Goals – 05.22.2019
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Leadership Breakfast with Claire Weisz, FAIA – 05.17.2019
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Deeds Not Words: Conversations with Robert P. Madison – 02.26.2019
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Leadership Breakfast with Frances Halsband, FAIA – 02.08.2019
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Remix Resample Remaster: Identity and Making Architecture – 12.11.2018
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J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture | Attaining Wakandan Utopia – 10.12.2018
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Diversity X Design Breakfast Series: Infrastructure with Building Leaders – 09.11.2018
Whitney Young Exhibition Interviews
A Call to Activism: Whitney Young Exhibition Interviews
Mappy Hour Video Preview
Equity X Design Mappy Hour: Sketching Equitable Workplaces – 06.18.2018
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Community Engagement: Creating Success Where it Counts – 04.19.2018
DandI Video Preview 1
Unsung Protagonists: The Power of Women in 21st Century Architecture – 03.15.2018
Legacy Of Contribution Video Preview
A Legacy of Contribution: African-American Spatial Mythos in New York City – 02.21.2018
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Next Gen Arch: Designing Towards an Equitable, Diverse and Inclusive Architecture Profession – 02.10.2018
Leaning Out 5 Video Preview
Leaning Out V | Women in Academic Leadership Now – 01.11.2018
Global Approaches To Age Friendly Design
Global Approaches to Age-Friendly Design – 11.01.2017
The 2017 J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture featuring Bryan C. Lee Jr., Founder and Director, Colloquate Design; Rodney Leon, AIA, NOMA, Founder and Principal, Rodney Leon Architects; Karyn Olivier, Award-winning Artist; and Kamau Ware, Founder and Lead Creative, Black Gotham Experience.
J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture | Monumental Matters: Public Spaces & Collective Memory – 10.20.2017
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Non-Compliant Bodies: Social Equity and Public Space – 05.23.2017
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African Modernism: Iwan Baan – 03.15.2017
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Why Equity Matters to Architecture with Rosa Sheng, AIA – 03.03.2017
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Displacements: People – 02.23.2017
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Oculus Book Talk: When Ivory Towers Were Black: A Story about Race in America’s Cities and Universities – 02.13.2017
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Revisiting Whitney Young: Diversity Today – 2.01.2017
Leaning Out 4 Video Preview
Leaning Out IV | Women in Landscape Architecture – 11.29.2016
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Beyond Boundaries: Examining Pathways for Diversity and Inclusion in Design – 10.18.2016
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Aging-in-Place Guide for Building Owners and Aging-in-Place Toolkit Launch – 9.15.2016
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Curtis Moody and Lou Switzer: A Conversation – 6.30.2016
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Connecting Research and Age-Friendly Design – 5.31.2016
Leaning Out 3 Video Preview
Leaning Out III | On Women in Architecture and Education – 11.11.15
The 2015 J. Max Bond, Jr. Lecture featured Phil Freelon, FAIA, NOMA, Managing and Design Director, Perkins + Will North Carolina; Founder and President, Freelon Group, and Toni Griffin, Professor and Director, J. Max Bond Center, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York.
J. Max Bond Jr. Lecture | Conversations: Community with Phil Freelon, FAIA, NOMA – 10.26.15
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J. Max Bond Jr. Memorial Lecture – Conversations | Equity Agendas – 10.27.14
The 2013 J. Max Bond, Jr. lecture featured Toni L. Griffin, Professor of Architecture and Founding Director, J. Max Bond Center on Design for the Just City, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York.
J. Max Bond Lecture | Design for the Just City: A Conversation with Toni L. Griffin – 10.04.13
Leaning Out 1 Video Preview
Leaning Out I | Women In Global Practice – 7.25.13

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