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  The Electrification Technical Assistance Program provides extensive free technical assistance to architects, builders, developers, design engineers, contractors, and energy consultants to learn about all-electric building technologies and electric vehicle infrastructure. The program aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by supporting new construction or retrofits, affordable or market-rate housing, and small or large projects to …

Four mini documentary films have been selected as winners of the AIA Film Challenge 2020. Design has the power to solve some of the biggest issues facing cities today. View this year’s AIA Film Challenge winners and finalists – shining a spotlight on architects partnering with communities and civic leaders to design a healthy, sustainable, …

Information Shared from AIA California Exercising the Amygdala: Reflections on Unconscious Bias By Ian Merker, AIA On September 25, AIA California hosted an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Webinar led by world-renowned global thought leader Dr. Shirley Davis.   The topic, “Unconscious Bias in Leadership Decision-Making, brought with it some heavy conversation about race, gender, diversity, …

Consider Mentoring a Green Academy Student Want to make a difference in a teenager’s life?  Had a mentor that made an impact in your life? Easy communication through email, phone, and zoom. Green Academy:  Students in the Green Academy will be inspired both in and outside the traditional classroom to become stewards of their environment, leaders in …

Article from the New York Times By Stuart A. Thompson and Yaryna Serkez      Sept. 18, 2020   For most of us, climate change can feel like an amorphous threat — with the greatest dangers lingering ominously in the future and the solutions frustratingly out of reach. So perhaps focusing on today’s real harms could help us …

Dear all, Included in this email are the graphics for the New York Times page and the text that both AIA and NOMA have approved for both the top and the bottom of the page. We hope to have this published in an October issue. However, to do so we need a total of 500 names and …