An introductory talk by EASA, a decentralized network of architecture students that has run autonomously since its inception in 1981.

This talk will introduce the work of the European Architecture Student Assembly (EASA), a decentralised network of architecture students that has run autonomously since its inception in 1981. Organised by students, for students, EASA offers a unique framework for education, accommodating a non-institutionalised way of teaching, learning and exchange. The event will trace EASA from its radical origins at the AA in the late 1970s and early 1980s, through to recent international initiatives and future opportunities.

Accessibility

Ramp access to the AA Lecture Hall is available on request using the intercom at the entrance to 36 Bedford Square, and we have an accessible toilet on site. Please get in touch to let us know of any access requirements that you might have and how we can best accommodate these. If you are unable to attend physically but would like to participate in the event remotely please email publicprogramme@aaschool.ac.uk (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-lot-with-little-x-ad-hoc-baroque-tickets-903190285457?aff=oddtdtcreator).

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