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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2021 · 28 MIN

E14: HIBA TAGELALLA (Part 2) - Gender and Racial Equity in the Profession and Academia of Architecture

from IMPACT VENTURERS - Change-makers Share their Stories · host hosted by Evangelos Limpantoudis

Hiba Tagelalla is a Rotational Project Engineer at a Structure Tone, a General Contractor in Manhattan. She is also an African American woman in an industry of white men. Her promising career in the world of construction started with a dream at a young age to one day become an architect. Today, her dream has adjusted, but she has not compromised, even though there have been several moments in her academic and professional career so far, when compromise seemed inevitable. In this episode, we discuss her perspective on racial and gender (in)equity in the academic and professional world of architecture and construction.

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