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Tom Mroz, FASLA, ASLA President, has decided to run from Detroit to the ASLA 2021 Conference on Landscape Architecture in Nashville.

Tom Mroz, FASLA, ASLA President chats with Kenneth J. Kokroko, ASLA, about his upcoming ASLA Conference session on Storytelling Through Design: honoring Diverse Voices.

In Detroit, MI he stops to chat with Brian Staresnick, ASLA, about his #ASLA2021 Conference session: “Old Redford, Exploring Equity, Engagement & Empowerment in Northwest Detroit.”

Tom stops by to see Promenade Park by MKSK, an Ohio ASLA Chapter Award winner.

ASLA’s CEO Torey Carter-Conneen is joined in conversation with Majora Carter and Walter Hood, ASLA, two individuals who have led iconic careers bringing people and communities forward by reclaiming public spaces.

During a closing session, practitioners share a collective acknowledgment of what it is like to navigate the profession as people of color and their expressions of hope for change and growth in the profession.

This session highlights commitments by practitioners and educators taking meaningful action towards centering equity in their work. We call on our community to expand actions towards a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive profession.

ASLA’s CEO Torey Carter-Conneen is joined by guest speaker Congressman Earl Blumenauer (OR) to provide his perspectives and insights on potential impacts of the 2020 elections on the landscape architecture community.

Meet the newest class of ASLA Fellows.

Anne Whiston Spirn, FASLA, is the Cecil and Ida Green Distinguished Professor of Landscape Architecture and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).