Read why DE&I may lose momentum during the COVID-19 crisis and what’s at risk when you dissolve DE&I recruitment and programming, and explore strategies to leverage DE&I efforts and strengthen the future of organizations.Read More

The Landscapes of Slavery was a colloquium held in Washington, D.C. that introduced the spring 2020 symposium on the legacy of segregation on cities.Read More

ASLA is pleased to share this opportunity to learn more about the Black Landscape Architects Network through its founder, Glenn LaRue Smith, ASLA, on Episode 6 of the Everything but the Building podcast.Read More

Diversity Summit leaders will spark critical dialogues at this year’s conference.Read More

In the shadow of the racialized murder of George Floyd and the history of violence against black communities in America, the Black Landscape Architects Network (BlackLAN) stands in solidarity with the protests against such killings and associated acts of terrorism.Read More

Pride is a powerful demonstration of taking up space, occupying space, and demanding dignity. However, these spaces are not always safe, accepting, or equitable.Read More

ASLA is proud to elevate and celebrate its LGBTQIA members and their remarkable contributions to the profession during LGBTQIA Pride Month.Read More

Join Ernie Wong, FASLA, Jenn Low, PLA, Yu-Chung Li, ASLA, and Jim Lee, FASLA for a four-part webinar series.Read More