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Robert Kennedy said: "Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope." If this is so, than the passion and commitment of those featured in this issue may end up causing a tidal wave of optimism and social justice in the built environment. The struggle for social justice is as old as the stars and stripes, endeavored by those compelled to improve the lot of others. To designers who’s work creates ripples of hope, BD salutes you. Adelante!
Roy Rogelio Hernández
Founder & Publisher
ByDesign
In this issue
Memo Design Activitism, Catalyst for Social Justice
Rogelio Roy Hernández
Perspective 11 Annual CASA Alumni Scholarships
BD Editorial
Mentorship Chismeando, Latinx in Architecture Mentor CASA Students
Homer A. Pérez, AIA, LEED AP BD+C & Patricia Centeno, AIA
Cover Story Fernando Marti, Housing Activist, Professor, Architect, Artist, Writer & Poet
Rogelio Roy Hernández
CASA Alumni Fellowship Fellowship & Internship Programs Announced
Joseph Martinez, Architect
Design for Social Justice Arcus Social Justice Corps Established at College of Environmental Design
Elizabeth Bowler, Director of Strategic Initiatives + Arcus Social Justice Corps,
CED, UC Berkeley
Architecture Immigrants, Migrants and a Dream
Dan Perez, AIA
CASA Alumni at Work Assisting Underrepresented Entrepreneurs
Leslie Valencia, Partner, 7 Cities Group
Community Design Latino Community & Business
David Salazar, FAICP