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Women in Architecture

The Women in Architecture Knowledge Community provides an environment for women architects and Allied professionals to enhance their professional development, networking, and leadership skills

The knowledge community focuses on supporting professional growth through networking and connections, championing advancement to leadership positions, offering career guidance, strengthening community outreach, and providing support to women in their career development in architecture.

4×10 Mentorship Program

The AIA Connecticut Women in Architecture 4×10 mentorship groups focus on career advancement and work/life balance.

This peer-to-peer mentorship program brings people together to discuss engaging topics in the AEC industry.

Small groups meet bi-monthly. Their conversations will establish relationships as participants share their personal stories, address professional challenges, and celebrate individual successes.

Contact Staff Coordinator, Nora Kaszubowski, for information and how to join.

The theme for 2024 is "Inspirational Stories," an opportunity to hear from women in the AEC industry about their professional journeys.

WIA Gatherings

The WIA Gatherings are a celebration of the remarkable journeys in the field of architecture. Through insightful and inspiring videos, these architects share their unique experiences, challenges, and triumphs within the profession. Each story offers a window into their diverse paths, shedding light on the creativity, resilience, and passion that drive them. It’s a platform for meaningful conversations, providing both emerging and seasoned professionals with the opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired by the shared experiences of these trailblazing women in architecture.

Andrea Boyle, AIA                   Emily Ky, AIA            
Dominique Moore, AIA           Peggy Rubens-Duhl
Karin Patriquin, AIA              
Angela Cahill, AIA
Katelyn Chapin, AIA                
Ming Thompson, AIA     
Julia McFadden, AIA          Marissa Mead, AIA