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Welcome to ArLA community Australia
Belonging to a community brings a significant positive impact on our lives; together we can achieve amazing things.
Our Mission
ArLA is a community of female Latin American architects helping each other as we transition into the Australian architectural workforce and continue our professional development in Australia. We enable this by providing a safe space to be supported and participating in group activities to provide inspiration, networking opportunities and to build our community.
Networking
Building meaningful, long-lasting relationships that can lead to endless
opportunities.
Support
Creating a safe space for all of our members, promoting well-being and giving
them access to resources to navigate the architectural field in Australia.
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Inspiration
Sharing our stories of resilience and success, making you feel that you’re not
alone on this journey.
Testimonials
“Sometimes we think we won´t get there and we get scared and doubtful, but staying connected we give each other strength and support, and that makes us stronger to face any challenge! That´s ArLA, it´s to know that together the process is easier, it´s to learn to trust ourselves and keep growing"
Anelisse Arias, Argentinian architectural graduate based in Sydney
Where are we located ?
ArLA is present in the six states of Australia (New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, and Tasmania) and in the Australian Capital Territory (Canberra).
Join our Community!
If you are a Female Latin American Architect residing in Australia you can join our private chats!
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Request your access link by filling this form. Our chats are in Spanish and Female only.
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Remember that joining our community is FREE, we are women supporting women.
Contact us
We want to hear from you!
For any inquiries or collaborations, please fill out the form below or write to us via email.
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ArLA Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.