Since founding, we've always been interested in making knowledge of our built world more diverse and inclusive. For us, this means both elevating the voices on the margins, and bringing these stories in a more accessible jargon-free format.
Our built world is after all experienced by all, and has an effect on everyone.
In this new chapter, we are creating a collective platform to tell the stories of our built world that often remain untold, hidden, or even just forgotten - and we would love to share your stories!
Huge thanks to @harshag_, @selasi_setufe & @MoTabarra who visited our London office this week to discuss colonial legacy and equality in Britain.
The time, engagement and openness of the guest speakers and our audience members was incredible to see.
#BlackHistoryMonth
Say hello to the DA Festival!
We are hosting our first in person event this September!
We are honoured to be hosting a series of exhibitions and panel discussions on DA and its wider spectrum. More details to be announced soon!
Free for all :)
DA Reads 📖
Architecture and Independence: The Search for Identity—India, 1880–1980.
By Jon Lang, Madhavi Desai, and Miki Desai. Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1997
‘This book examines Indian architecture in the context of the fight for and attainment of Independence.’
Today, we're at Bauhaus University! Part of Decolonise Bauhaus' lecture series, the session is open for everyone to join the discussion on design school. Presentation topics include Intersectional Environmentalism and DA group actions.
18:30 BST
Sign up!:
https://t.co/XKpFPL4ioa
Following a DA request, over 30 new resources have been added to the University of Bath Library! On architecture, politics, culture, and race ✨Audio/Visual sources included, check them out!
New Purchases List: https://t.co/9NthbRr9VN
Read them here!:
https://t.co/oWFge1ErIT
Write to your local MP and the companies complicit in the State of Israel's colonial violence. Here are some letter templates: https://t.co/VG4MOwdkQw (written by anon)
THREAD: 6 Things to Know about Jerusalem violence
Amidst all the headlines and breaking news, it can be confusing to make sense of what’s happening in #Palestine/#Israel right now. Here are 6 things you need to know to understand what’s going on:
Our government must stop funding state-sponsored violence at home and globally. We have to ask ourselves: why does the administration give $1.3 billion more to the Israeli military than international climate programs?
https://t.co/atc5r3QSJU