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Schools Programme Co-Ordinator Kate Westbrook explains how RIBA's curation and learning teams have worked together to develop exhibitions and masterclasses with and for young people.

Each month, RIBA East Midlands showcases one of the region’s Chartered Practices. For June, we spoke to Northamptonshire based Scroxton & Partners. Formed in 2009 as a values-led business and vibrant RIBA and RTPI Chartered Architects, Planning Practice and Construction Management Service, dedicated to the delivery of well-designed places, buildings and spaces.

Following the events earlier this year, we're now delighted to present the videos from our Social Value & Architecture series. If you missed the chance to attend these events, now is your time to catch up. Join the conversation and let's celebrate this year's London Festival of Architecture theme, Care.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has responded to the Business and Energy Secretary’s announcements: £44million funding package and the Together for our Planet ‘Business Climate Leaders’ campaign.

Sir David Adjaye OBE receives the 2021 Royal Gold Medal

Royal Gold Medal winner Sir David Adjaye says architecture should reflect inclusion in society.

A note to members from President, Alan Jones, on his fact-finding mission.

What choices can architects make to reduce a building's embodied carbon? Will Arnold, Head of Climate Action at the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) shares some valuable tips.

Katy Wade, RIBA's Regional Schools Programme Co-ordinator, explains why architecture is a brilliant topic for engaging and inspiring Special Education Need (SEN) students.

On the first anniversary of the death of George Floyd, RIBA's CEO, Alan Vallance, and Director of Inclusion & Diversity Marsha Ramroop, reflect on the impact it and the reignited Black Lives Matter movement has had on the organisation and wider architecture profession.