Initiatives

Student-led EDIJ Exhibitions

The annual student-led EDI-Justice exhibition provides a platform to engage critical issues affecting underrepresented communities in the built environment.

Coming to Light (Winter 2026)

Beyond the Wall: Architecture, Oppression, and Resistance (Winter 2025)

On the Ground + On the Walls (Fall 2023)

A guest with a mask crouches down to read a poster as part of the People, Power, and the Park exhibition at the Paul H. Cocker Gallery.

People, Power, & the Park (Fall 2022)

Indigenous Initiatives

Being, Knowing, Doing: Fostering Indigenous Discourse with DAS

A large group of people are seated at round tables with green cloths, facing a stage. On the stage, a man in a blazer is speaking into a microphone, and behind him is a large, colorful mural depicting two people by a lake with a forest in the background.

Indigenous Curriculum Development

Empowering Indigenous Youth in STEM

Selected Public Lectures and Exhibitions

Lecture Series: Chris T. Cornelius

© Albert Vecerka/Esto

Lecture Series: Claire Weisz

Lecture Series: Sarah Lynn Lopez

MAXXI Close Out Panel Discussion

Lecture Series: Omar Gandhi

Buone Nuove/Good News – Women In Architecture – from MAXXI to MET

Lecture Series: Matthew Hickey

Lecture Series & Exhibition Opening: Tura Cousins Wilson & Shane Laptiste from SOCA

DAS x BEAT Lecture Series: KaaSheGaaBaaWeak | Eladia Smoke from Smoke Architects, Hamilton ON

Other Activities

MArch Student’s Research on Philippine Architecture Earns ARCC Best Student Paper Award and Presentation at ACSA Conference

Transforming Space for Wellness and Inclusion

Women in Architecture Symposium: Exploring Collaboration and the Role of the ArchitectIndigenous Curriculum Development

Students Design Inclusive Playground at Camp Winston