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Thursday, April 2 • 1:30pm - 3:00pm
Impacts of Gender: Using Personal Perspective and Statistics Towards Achieving Carbon-Neutrality and Positive Change

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There are less than 1000 carbon-neutral buildings. Are architects being taught enough to design for carbon-neutrality? What are the barriers stopping us? What are the strengths that can accelerate aspirational sustainability outcomes?

This interactive, inclusive, session will draw on data from a national survey of architects testing design knowledge of energy-reducing strategies, uncovering surprising relationships between gender, age, and sustainability. We will look at systemic issues in modern culture as they relate to gender in our industry and communities. We will touch on data about women in technology, developing countries, and personal experiences of female architects, engineers, and social-change makers.
Moderators
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Kiki Federico

Researcher, Transformational Women’s Wellness Coach
Kiki is a Transformational Women’s Wellness Coach. Her work is guided by her personal anthem, “The world needs what women want.” She brings 6 years of experience in construction technology and sustainability, a top salesperson at Siemens, and former Board Member for the AEC... Read More →

Speakers
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Sophia Duluk

Designer, EHDD
Sophia Duluk works at EHDD in San Francisco. She has a degree in architecture from the University of Washington, and a Master of Architecture in Sustainable Technology and a Certificate in Technical Teaching from the University of Oregon. Sophia has co-authored 4 published papers... Read More →
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Laura Fedoruk

Project Engineer, Integral Group
Laura is a design engineer whose work focuses on creating net zero energy buildings, LBC projects, and healthy communities. With a background in Engineering Physics and a Masters of Science in Environmental Resource Management, she has combined her interest in sustainable engineering... Read More →
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Heather Nelson

Research Associate, RTKL Associates
Heather works for RTKL Associates as a researcher with Chief Sustainability Officer, Lance Hosey. With a bachelor's from Clemson University and a master's in Architecture from the University of Oregon with a focus on sustainable technology, she has combined her passion for research... Read More →
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Rachel O'Reilly

‎Head of Business Development, Wildlife Works & Women's Climate Impact
Rachel O’Reilly has pioneered the development of the REDD+ carbon market, working with companies like PUMA, Microsoft, Hershey’s, Audi and Coca-Cola. Rachel works with these corporations to design and execute plans to achieve her client’s sustainability and corporate responsibility... Read More →

THURS 130 Impacts of Gender pdf
Thursday April 2, 2015 1:30pm - 3:00pm PDT
Ballard Room Sheraton Hotel
  Educational Sessions, Equity + Fairness

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