Northern Virginia Town Hall
Join us in Northern Virginia for a chance to socialize and discuss • updates/highlights • opportunities to engage • programs and events • advocacy efforts and the PAC • state-level […]
Central Virginia Town Hall
Join us in Central Virginia for a chance to socialize and discuss • updates/highlights • opportunities to engage • programs and events • advocacy efforts and the PAC • state-level […]
Richmond Town Hall
Join us in Richmond for a chance to socialize and discuss • updates/highlights • opportunities to engage • programs and events • advocacy efforts and the PAC • state-level partners and […]
Coastal Virginia Town Hall
Join us at the offices of AIA Hampton Roads for a chance to socialize and discuss • updates/highlights • opportunities to engage • programs and events • advocacy efforts and […]
Blue Ridge Town Hall
Many thanks to all from AIA Blue Ridge who made it out for the AIA Virginia town hall last week. president Kelly D. Callahan, AIA, president-elect Meagan Jancy, AIA, and i enjoyed the collegiality and […]
Advocacy Town Hall
An update on the results of the 2024 General Assembly session will be highlighted during an Advocacy Town Hall Meeting via Zoom from 3-4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 24. 1 […]
Advocacy Town Hall: a mid-session zoom update
Ever wondered about the purpose and function of the Advocacy Advisory Council, or the Joint Legislative Committee? And how, or if, those concern the AIA Virginia Political Action Committee? And […]
Virginia Town Hall Regulatory Action Notice
The Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation has made us aware of the opportunity for public participation and comment during a period for regulatory review.
Repositioning Town Hall Registration Open
Robert Ivy, FAIA, EVP/CEO and Mickey Jacob, FAIA, 2013 AIA President, invite you to join them as they have an open conversation about the progress of AIA’s Repositioning efforts.
A Midsummer’s Mission Focus
The relentless hot and dry pattern we’ve experienced through most of June and into July may have us feeling parched and petered out, but AIA Virginia members and staff continue to execute on our mission of being ‘the voice of the architecture profession in the Commonwealth, dedicated to serving its members, advancing their value, and improving the quality of the built environment’.