Harrison Lecture Series

Alicia Olushola Ajayi

Description

Alicia Olushola Ajayi is an architectural designer, researcher, and writer based in NYC. After receiving a dual masters in architecture and social work from Washington University in St. Louis, Alicia worked as an associate designer at MASS Design Group. There, she was a member of the design team for the ground-breaking Memorial to Peace and Justice in Montgomery, AL, a site dedicated to the racial terror and lynching throughout U.S. history. Currently, she is the project manager at BlackSpace Urbanist Collective, a group of design professionals dedicated to protecting and amplifying Black spaces and Black futures.

Asset Date

2-26-2021

Access Date

2-26-2021

Original Publication Date

2-26-2021

Asset Type

Episode

Object Type

Lecture Series

Keywords

Harrison lecture, Black spaces, Black futures, BlackSpace Urbanist Collective

Disciplines

Architecture | Cultural Resource Management and Policy Analysis | Urban, Community and Regional Planning

Publisher

Mississippi State University College of Architecture, Art, and Design

Rights Summary

CC-BY-NC

Rights Holder

Mississippi State University College of Architecture, Art, and Design

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