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RIBA sets up staff helpline to report unacceptable behaviour
The RIBA has introduced a new anonymous helpline for worried staff to report ‘unacceptable behaviours’ at the Portland Place-based institute
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Stories about the Royal Institute of British Architects, including the RIBA Awards and the RIBA Stirling Prize
Voter apathy is the enemy of change at the RIBA
There are some moves for reform at the RIBA, but voter apathy in the face of inertia at the institute is holding back change, says Kunle Barker
Johnson’s exit creates ‘chance to refocus govt priorities’, says Allford
RIBA president Simon Allford has said the government should use prime minister Boris Johnson’s exit as a chance to refocus on tackling key issues in the built environment, such as the climate crisis and building safety
RIBA diversity chair: ‘Words are cheap and I haven’t seen any action’
The chair of an RIBA advisory group has said the institute is not properly funding work to diversify architecture
RIBA Council votes to raise membership fees by 7.5%
RIBA Council has voted to increase the institute’s membership fees by 7.5 per cent
Who to vote for? What will the RIBA presidential candidates do for you?
The three RIBA presidential candidates tell the AJ what they will do for the profession – and the institute – if you give them your vote
RIBA names three candidates standing for president
The RIBA has named three candidates in the running to be its next president, including an ‘architectural worker’ nominated by early-career architects and students
Architects’ fundraiser raises £54,000 for Ukraine
A ticketed auction held to raise money for the charity British-Ukrainian Aid, featuring artwork donated by Thomas Heatherwick, Sam Jacob, Chris Dyson and Robert Adam, has raised £54,149
Leading designers donate artwork for Ukraine fundraiser
An event to raise money for the British-Ukrainian Aid charity will auction artworks from architects and designers including Thomas Heatherwick, Sam Jacob, Chris Dyson and Robert Adam
Radical rooms exhibition at the RIBA: power relations in architectural plans
Charles Holland Architects and artist Di Mainstone have created an immersive audio-visual exhibition at the RIBA. Marianna Janowicz pays a visit