Project Pipeline, a design justice architecture camp and one of NOMA’s premier programs, provides access to the profession for middle school and high school students across the country. Since 2005, Project Pipeline has served a diverse population of students underrepresented in the design field, better preparing students for college and career experiences.

Through Project Pipeline, more than 10,000 young people have learned about the significance of architecture in their daily lives, as well as in broader cultural, social, and historical contexts. Students develop skills and tools to contribute to their community, both critically and constructively.

How do you provide a camp experience during COVID-19? Join us to learn about the revised summer schedule, the online camp structure, and national curriculum recommendations. We will also have a discussion about the state of affairs across the country and what we can do.

Introduction: Kimberly Dowdell, NOMA President, and HOK Principal.

Host: Bryan Lee Jr, NOMA Project Pipeline Co-Chair and Colloqate Design Principal.

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