Architecture & Design Organizations on BLM

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2	Guide to
3	Architecture & Design Organizations on BLM		aka "The List"
4	Last Updated: May 25, 2021
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6	About This Spreadsheet
7		Forming part of a larger collection of anti-racist tools and series of actions initiated by Design as Protest (DAP), and following the lead of the Arts Organisations on BLM list (organised by Layemi Ikomi and hosted on The White Pube website), "The List" is intended to remind architecture and design organisations of their declarations of support (or lack thereof) for the Black Lives Matter movement and its objectives. The entities listed here have either: 1. NOT made a statement; 2. Made a social media post; 3. Made a statement(s); 3. Made an action plan; 4. Carried out an action(s); 5. Have a relationship with projects/people/institutions that run contrary to their recent statements or mission, or 6. Any combination of these listed. View the full announcement of The List on Failed Architecture's website here. This is completely volunteer-run and a constant work-in-progress, and we invite you to reach out and contribute!
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9		If you'd like to get more involved, visit DAP's active campaigns or reach out to us at editors[at]failedarchitecture.com with specific questions
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11	How to Contribute to The List
12	1	Add a Comment directly to the sheet by either Right-Clicking a cell and selecting "Comment" or using the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+Alt+M"
13	2	Fill Out our Google Form here to have your entry added/updated on this spreadsheet by an FA team member
14	3	Contact Us at editors[at]failedarchitecture.com to let us know how you're interested in getting involved!
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16	How to Use The List
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18	-	DAP Demands Signed
19	-	No Acknowledgement
20	-	Foundations & Research Institutions
21	-	Practices
22	-	Professional Associations
23	-	Other Groups & Agencies
24	-	Universities
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26	Understand How The List Organized
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28		An arbitrary number given to keep track of the total number of entries in The List
29	Name of Organisation
30		How the organisation publicly identifies itself
31	Type of Organisation
32		How the organisation is primarily engaged in the architecture or design professions
33	-	Practice: offers architectural or design services for profit or non-profit
34	-	Research Institution: typically, a non-profit organisation specifically dedicated to supporting architecture/planning/design-related research
35	-	University: an academic institution that offers programs in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, or other related field
36	-	Professional Organisation: membership-based organisations that often offer awards/prestige in the profession and network support
37	-	Non-Governmental Foundation: a privately funded organisation, typically by some really rich person to help them evade taxes and hoard wealth
38	-	Activist Group: a community organisation that publicly self-identifies as an activist group
39	Field
40		Categories of design and construction as typically understood in the professional and academic world
41	-	Arch: Architecture
42	-	LArch: Landscape Architecture
43	-	UP: Urban Planning
44	-	Eng: Engineering
45	-	Build: Builders and Contractors
46	-	ID: Interior Design
47	-	GD: Graphic Design
48	-	UX: User Interface Design
49	-	Hybrid: "Multidisciplinary Design" and/or any combination of the above
50	Location
51		Specific countries, regions, or cities
52	Department / Group / Responsible Individual
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54	Have they made a statement or related post?
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56	Have they committed to DAP Demands?
57		This info is sourced from the form at bit.ly/d4bl-commit, whose results are periodically cross-referenced with this sheet by the DAP Collective
58	Have they completed an action?
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60	Have they done projects, worked with clients, or invested/outsourced to companies that/who are contrary to their statement?
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62	Have they addressed this contradiction?
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64	Notes
65		Any relevant comments or caveats that would better inform the context around this entry
66	Last Updated
67		Date this particular entry was last edited to help us keep track of what actions and/or statements might need to be updated
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