Events
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Circle of Trust Community Service Project at ACFB
The Circle of Trust, Atlanta’s fastest growing and most diverse commercial real estate networking group has made its…
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The 2018 NOMAtlanta Awards
The Vista Room 2836 Lavista Road, Decatur, GA, United StatesNOMAtlanta would like to recognize our Leaders, Members, Sponsors and Friends. Join us for this elegant Black Tie…
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2021 Emerging Mega Projects in Metro Atlanta
FeaturedZoom Virtual PlatformMODERATOR Marsha Anderson Bomar, F. ASCE, F. ITE, AICP, ENV/SP Trainer Assistant General Manager for Capital Program Delivery…
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COFFEE CONNECT
Coffee (or Cocktail) Connect is a no-frills way to meet other women one-on-one within ULI with the goal…
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2021 Q1 General Body – March
FeaturedZoom Virtual PlatformJoin us for out Q1 General Body Meeting on March 11th 2021 at 6:30 PM. Details Meeting will…
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Table Talk Tuesdays
Join Us! Pull up a seat at 'The Table.' Table Talk Tuesdays serve as an open platform to…
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Hard Hat Tour – Hyatt Centric
Join NOMA for a Hard Hat Tour on Saturday 3/27. Tour will be by Corey Riley of Cooper…
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Table Talk Tuesdays April 27
FeaturedJoin Us! Pull up a seat at ‘The Table.’ Table Talk Tuesdays serve as an open platform to…
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Career Making – Navigating Your New Role
FeaturedCareer Making - Navigating Your New Role Join a panel of industry professionals in a discussion about the…
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The Storytelling Series: Monuments and Memorials
NOMA Atlanta is presenting the Storytelling Series to share thoughts and ideas for how we, as designers and architects, can play a more integral role in how we narrate the stories we tell through our design work and community engagement. We are identifying organizations and individuals who showcase impactful ways to celebrate people, art, culture, and history through their design, use of activism, communities and education. In this series segment, we are talking with the DAP Collective on how they tell stories through their initiatives.
The lecture will discuss the direct action and methodologies of installing Buildable Memorials into spaces and communities through conversation and examples. These memorials and monuments illustrate the people, places and futures stolen by white supremacy and state-sanctioned violence. Come learn how to coordinate, illustrate, assemble and install pop-up memorials in public spaces, sites of protest, and places where land and/or life have been lost to racial violence.
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