Do Good Work

Did you know? We’re an approved community-based design center. That means aspiring architects volunteering time to our community based building, planning, and placemaking projects will be supervised by to approve up to 320 AXP hours in setting “O”. It’s a way for us to move ideas forward with pro-bono partners and help professional development all at the same time!

It’s the simple things but mean so much to be transparent and supportive to our community. Proud to earn this with

ArtSpace public art party is TWO WEEKS AWAY! Join us at + for an evening of art experiences, community discussion, and collaborative ideas to realize supportive affordable housing for our creative community.

Details and register at the link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/885743411387?aff=oddtdtcreator

There were barriers before Roe was overturned, and there are still barriers to access here in Michigan. We must continue to fight forward for reproductive freedom. Join the discussion on 3/20, register at link in bio!

Ever wondered why abortion services require their very own clinic? Why can’t I receive abortion care from my P*P? Thanks to the recently passed Reproductive Health Act, now you hypothetically can - but that doesn’t necessarily mean you will be able to. We still have a lot of work to do. Join the discussion on 3/20, register at link in bio!

At the ACLU, Bonsitu works on a wide range of cutting-edge civil rights cases including successfully litigating on behalf of Planned Parenthood and its patients to stop the 1931 Michigan abortion ban from going back into effect when Roe v. Wade was overturned. Her practice also focuses on issues at the intersection of economic and racial justice, including housing, clean water, and access to justice. Bonsitu is a graduate of the University of Toronto and Wayne State University Law School, and is a mother of two.

Dr. Fenner will bring a perspective rooted in Medical Education. As a nationally recognized expert in defecation disorders, surgical education, and reconstructive surgery, she is the recipient of numerous awards including the Karin Muraszko, M.D., Advancing Women in Academic Medicine Award (2024). Working with a multidisciplinary team, her major research contributions have been on understanding how birth injuries impact pelvic floor disorders and developing new and novel treatments for accidental bowel leakage. She has published more than 100 peer-reviewed articles and chapters.

Register for the workshop + panel at link in bio!

We’re stronger when we work together! Register for the interdisciplinary workshop (spots limited) + panel discussion (open/hybrid format) at link in bio.
Let's brainstorm, share ideas, and work together to make a real difference.

Seriously - how cool are these women?! Dr. Wallett is a recognized and sought-after expert in the Planned Parenthood community at the national and state level for her knowledge of clinical and operational aspects of the provision of reproductive and sexual health care. She has been with the organization since 2019, and under her leadership PPMI initiated new services including PrEP and PEP and gender affirming hormone therapy. In April 2022, Dr. Wallett filed a lawsuit along with PPMI arguing that abortion care in Michigan is protected under the Michigan Constitution. Register at the link in bio!

We’re fangirling over our speakers! Responding to contemporary political issues, Lori A. Brown’s work expands how architecture is practiced and raises awareness of women’s significant contributions to the profession. Brown’s body of scholarship—disseminated through research publications, exhibitions, design, public lectures, and
advocacy—is transforming the discipline by broadening architecture’s engagement in and perspectives applied to solving the world’s most pressing issues. Register at link in bio!