Campo Architects is against discrimination of any kind. We believe in the values of diversity and inclusion for all people regardless of their race, color, sex, language, national origin, religion, orientation or age.

The tragedy of the killings of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd is truly disheartening.

The adage "Change occurs when the pain of staying the same outweighs the pain of change" could not be more applicable than now. The design community is one of many that can make a positive impact to address this problem. In order to move forward we need to work toward improving and creating a more inclusive profession that supports and encourages networks meant to foster Black Architects/Designers.

The healing of communities is not something that can directly be affected with architecture in a built form but rather by individuals in positions of power willing to listen and effectively endorse the voices of those that are underrepresented. One of our roles as Architects and Designers can be to raise awareness about our designs that promote a more equitable social environment. In doing this, we should consider having these uncomfortable conversations with each other, in and out of the Architectural profession, about creating spaces that are more diverse and inclusive.