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The Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation (BWAF) seeks to advance the status of women practitioners in the architecture professions. At present, BWAF focuses on expanding the knowledge about and recognition of women's contributions to architecture in the United States during the period 1950-1980. By revisiting this era, BWAF seeks to reevaluate the contributions of women within a culture of equality.
Aims
- To emphasize the significant role women have had, and continue to have, in shaping the built environment.
- To support scholarly research as well as publications, exhibitions, and other forms of public education that bring visibility to women architects, designers, architectural historians and critics, and urban planners.
- To support through a variety of outreach programs the constituencies of women in architecture and related fields disadvantaged because of race, ethnicity, nationality or sexual orientation.
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