Speaking Engagements

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Design, Housing and Social Justice (CEU Program)

These dynamic speakers advocate how interior design can be a conduit for well-being in affordable and low-income housing to elevate the human condition. It will be an engaging discussion from various perspectives focusing on ways a healthy, safe and beautiful home has the power to provide a sense of identity and well-being, evoking happiness in human-centric spaces. Working with clients, communities and residents, designers play a powerful role to advocate for interior design solutions that positively impact lives. The design decisions you make today will have lasting impact, seen and felt for decades. Learn about the role of designers as facilitators among all stakeholders and the opportunity to influence and deliver equal design outcomes to advocate for social justice.

This Live CEU session is part of the ASID Virtual Conference on 09/16/2020 at 1:00 PM (EDT) - click read more to register for this event.


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2020 Black Designer Ignite Speaker

We believe elevating the work of BIPOC + LGBTQ designers is key to our collective transitioning. Together, let’s reimagine how careers are built, how networking works and challenge our own communities to create platforms for black voices. We are here to create real, lasting change.


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Nature For All: Nature-based Design and Social Justice - Powered by ASID

Angelita Scott, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of Interior Design at Georgia Southern University and owner of Angie Scott Design. Her research takes a proactive approach to the interior environment focusing on the intersection of the built environment and well-being, and the intersection of culture and the built environment.