A QUICK UPDATE...and more.
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As some of you know, the volunteering work of our team and members extends beyond the doors of NAWIC
Today, we want to use this platform to share updates and to give you an opportunity to get involved beyond this network. We will even share some amazing job opportunities from our extended network which may be of interest.
Before we do, however, allow us to thank publicly those of you who participated and attended the Regional Conference events. It was a big task to put together and run so many discussions but we were proud of the results. If you missed it, you will find the videos here: LINK
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OUR TEAM & MEMBERS OUTSIDE NAWIC
on diversity, sustainability, business, and the future of our cities
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CONSTRUCTION CAST
The future of Construction and Real Estate
Nov 11, 2020 09:30 AM
FREE to attend & Open to all
LINK
Organised by our Annie Clift and the team at Limeslade, the ConstructionCast has been a regular feature since lockdown began and after a few weeks rest, it is now back with a discussion aimed at finding trends/ paths which could lead the future of construction and Real Estate in the UK.
If you want to listen back to some of their very insightful discussions, here is another (LINK)
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AIA International Region (IR) Virtual Conference for 2020
"Catalyzing Change"
Nov 17-21, 2020
FREE to attend & Open to all
LINK
With topics, such as climate action, social justice, and health & well-being, it seeks to identify the potential for change within both industry and profession by opening discussions across the globe.
Our Chair, Cristina, will be speaking as part of a panel at the "Insights from Grassroots initiatives" session on the 19th of November, 4:15 pm (UK time)
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RIBA INCLUSION CHARTER
Last month RIBA launched their Inclusion Charter and initiative which invites architects to step up and demonstrate their commitment to making architecture more inclusive.
Our Chair, Cristina is one of its Founding Signatories.
You can read more about the initiative and join following this LINK where you will also find links to reports on the gender pay gap, mental wellbeing, mentoring, and a lot more.
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SELF-DEVELOPMENT AND CAREER ADVANCEMENT FOR MID-LEVEL PROFESSIONALS
by Karen Fugle
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Our member and collaborator Karen Fugle has spent months working on this insightful report which is worth reading by anyone struggling to move their career forward.
Although focused on women working in architecture, you will find there are many commonalities with other sectors within the industry!
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INCINERATORS CAMPAIGN
by Georgia Elliott-Smith
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Our committee member Georgia has now a date for the hearing of her ongoing campaign to stop waste being burned tax-free, in order to encourage more recycling.
The day will be the1st December in the morning (10 am) or afternoon (2 pm) and will last for 1hr. Read more about this and the case following the link above.
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HOW ABOUT YOU?
Do share how you are making an impact in the industry by emailing us
LINK
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Interesting jobs
which have been shared with us for you to consider:
PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS,The Ministry of Housing
Non Executive Director Members
Apply before 13th of November
LINK
HIGHWAYS ENGLAND
Project Director LTC - Tunnels
Apply before 15th of November
LINK
For Questions: email Suzi Fox<suzi.fox@peoplescout.co.uk>
OPEN CITY
Fundraising Manager
22 November
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PUBLIC PRACTICE
New cohort of Associates across Local Government
23 November
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ROLE AT BBC
Creative Diversity Partner - Disability Lead
23 November
LINK
TEDI LONDON
Director of Project Based Learning
Senior Teaching Fellow / Teaching Fellow - Engineering
Academic Director
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Get involved!
Participate in initiatives shaping the world!
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‘Maximising your impact as an Inspiring the Future volunteer’
12 November
FREE to attend
LINK
Inspiring the Future is an online platform that helps you support your local schools by volunteering your time. It is easy to use (you create a profile with your information, select the geographic area where you want to volunteer, and the schools find and invite you to events)
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Housing Made for Everyone Coalition
1 December
LINK
The Government is now consulting on its proposals for ways to raise the accessibility standards of new homes, to better meet the needs of current and future generations and The Housing Made for Everyone (HoME) coalition is urging the public to respond to the consultation.
Do take part, it's easy. See the link above for a step by step guided approach and this LINK for your own
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