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Equality in Elevation
Lily Clarke, Florence (Flossie) Browse
41 episodes
2 days ago
Equality in Elevation is a place for frank, fruitful (and hopefully a little funny) conversations about being women in architecture. How does feminism intersect with our practice? `how can we make the industry more feminist? And most importantly , what is it like being woman or non-binary people in an industry tailored for men?
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Equality in Elevation is a place for frank, fruitful (and hopefully a little funny) conversations about being women in architecture. How does feminism intersect with our practice? `how can we make the industry more feminist? And most importantly , what is it like being woman or non-binary people in an industry tailored for men?
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Book Review: Flossie's Take on 'The Women' By Kristin Hannah
Equality in Elevation
28 minutes 29 seconds
3 months ago
Book Review: Flossie's Take on 'The Women' By Kristin Hannah

Join Flossie to hear her take on this powerful and emotional New York times bestseller, and maybe learn a little about women history along the way!

Equality in Elevation
Equality in Elevation is a place for frank, fruitful (and hopefully a little funny) conversations about being women in architecture. How does feminism intersect with our practice? `how can we make the industry more feminist? And most importantly , what is it like being woman or non-binary people in an industry tailored for men?