Civic Leadership Program | 12/12/18
An inspiring talk by Principal Lopez. Photograph: Jenna Wandishin.

On November 9, the AIANY Civic Leadership Program (CLP) discussed how learners of all ages engage with the built environment. "EDUCATION – Inside | Out,” led by...

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Civic Leadership Program | 11/27/18
Civic Impact in Practice panel at the Center for Architecture. Image credit: Center for Architecture.

On November 1,  the 2018 AIANY Civic Leadership Program class showcased results from their Civic Engagement Survey at the Center for Architecture. The Civic Engagement...

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Civic Leadership Program | 10/29/18
CLP members meet with the Public Design Commission at City Hall. Credit: Jenna Wandishin.

Affordable housing is essential to a just, diverse, and community-serving city. New York is currently confronting its own housing affordability crisis, tackling the...

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Civic Leadership Program | 10/15/18
Architects, as Required: Exploring the Periphery of Design. Credit: AIA New York.

On September 20, the 2018 AIANY Civic Leadership Program (CLP) hosted its first public event, “Architects, as Required: Exploring the Periphery of Design.” Organized...

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Chapter News, Civic Leadership Program | 10/2/18
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At first glance, we might think of solving homelessness as solely an architecture problem: the profession, after all, can design structures that occupants can call...

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Chapter News, Civic Leadership Program | 8/21/18
Civic Leadership Program, Development Session 2, 2018. Photo: Jade Ragoschke.

There is a broad continuum of opportunities for civically-minded architects to advocate for the public interest, ranging from running for public office to pro bono...

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Civic Leadership Program | 7/25/18
Courtesy of Center for Architecture.

As architects and designers, we are always trying to maximize our positive impact through our work. We are charged with upholding the health, safety, welfare of the...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 6/26/18
CLP 2018 kick off. Credit: Center for Architecture.

On Saturday, June 9, 2018, the AIANY Civic Leadership Program (CLP) kicked off its second year at the Center for Architecture. Ten selected leaders came together for a...

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Chapter News, Civic Leadership Program | 5/30/18
AIA NY CLP Logo 2018 Final

AIA New York is pleased to announce the 2018 class of the Civic Leadership Program (CLP). Ten talented and civically-minded emerging architecture professionals will...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 4/4/18
2017 CLP Development Session. Credit: Center for Architecture.

AIA New York, along with the AIANY Emerging New York Architects Committee, are now accepting applications for the 2018 AIANY Civic Leadership Program (CLP). Now in...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 11/29/17
Panel discussion participants, left to right: Fernando Martinez, Lex Steppling, Dan Gallagher, Susan Opotow, and Harold Appel. Credit: Center for Architecture

On 11.17.17, the AIANY Civic Leadership Program (CLP) hosted its second and final public program, “…And Justice for All: Reconstituting Just...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 10/31/17
CLP candidates worked together to develop a framework for continued civic leadership. Credit: Center for Architecture.

WANTED: Government Architect A government architect provides strategic, independent expert advice to the government about architecture and urban design, including...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 10/4/17
 “Of, By, and For The People: Grassroots Movements and Policy Transformations.” Credit: Center for Architecture.

On 09.25.17, the first of two public events of AIANY’s Civic Leadership Program (CLP), “Of, By, and For The People: Grassroots Movements and Policy...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 10/4/17
“The Activist, the Architect, the Artist: Case Studies in Civic Engagement,” brought together six practitioners from various professions – architecture, art, landscape architecture, law, and urban design – to explore different forms of civic engagement in communities both large and small. Credit: Center for Architecture.

On 09.29.17, the fourth development session of the AIANY Civic Leadership Program (CLP), titled “The Activist, the Architect, the Artist: Case Studies in Civic...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 9/20/17

On 09.25.17, members of AIANY’s Civic Leadership Program are hosting the first of two public events, Of, By, and For The People: Grassroots Movements and Policy...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 9/18/17

As our co-existence with natural systems is pushed to limits, cities and communities are having to face some harsh realities. As was the case during Sandy, and most...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 8/23/17

“Engagement” is a term thrown around frequently by architects, but what does it really mean? Who are you engaging? For what purpose? How and when do you do this? How...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 7/26/17

On 07.21.17, AIANY's Civic Leadership Program convened at the Center for Architecture for the first of five development sessions. The discussion focused on civic...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 7/13/17

AIA New York and the AIANY Emerging New York Architects Committee (ENYA) are pleased to announce the 2017 class of the Civic Leadership Program (CLP). The ten talented...

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Civic Leadership Program, Policy and Advocacy | 7/13/17

On 06.24.17, the AIANY Emerging New York Architects Committee kicked off the Civic Leadership Program (CLP) at the Center for Architecture. Ten carefully-selected future...

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