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Disrupting Past Normalities.
A panel about the short history of Equality in Design. The original founders and subsequent coordinators will be sharing their experiences. RSVP: https://www.yalewomeninarchitecture.org/events-6pppr/qb1vj8x9fixvefbi9zrwk32s0w9160-j3k2l
Family + Practice Panel
first meeting of spring 2020
Our first debate, ended very cordially and neutral
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Photos from the excellent panel “Family, Planning: On Balancing Home and Office” organized by Yale Women in Architecture on April 12!
We thank moderators Sara Caples and Andrea Mason for their provocative questions and panelists Perla Delson, Oliver Freundlich, Carmel Greer, Mait Jones, Vrinda Khanna, Caleb Linville, Laura Pirie, Robert Schultz, and Aicha Woods for their honesty.
Join us this Friday, April 12, for an exciting panel led by Yale Women in Architecture. “Family, Planning: On Balancing Home and Office” invites YSoA alumni from various stages in the profession to share their experiences.
For our first brown bag of the Spring 2018 semester, we will host a discussion with Simone Browne, author of Black Matters: On the Surveillance of Blackness.
Our final brown bag of Fall 2018 was a conversation with Mohamed ElShahed about his new book on Cairo’s modern architecture.
In our third Brown Bag talk of the Fall 2018 semester, EID collaborated with Green Action in Architecture to host Ashley Dawson, author of Extreme Cities: the Peril and Promise of Urban Life in the Age of Climate Change.
Events held in conjunction with Fall 2018 exhibition “A Seat at the Table”
On view from October 11 to November 15 in the Yale Architecture Gallery, “A Seat at the Table” examines gender dynamics in the spheres of architectural education.
This Friday at 1pm, join us for our second Brown Bag of the semester
This Friday at 1pm, join us for our first Brown Bag Lecture of the semester.
Our first meeting of the school year is this Wednesday at 6pm!