Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the nature of work has shifted in Canada. This shift has affected how the RAIC functions, and how it can best support its members has evolved as priorities have changed and developed. A fresh strategic plan was necessary to guide the organization when considering these changes.
Informed by key stakeholder interviews and formal and informal member and architectural community feedback, the RAIC?s board of directors and staff came together to map out a guiding document to direct the organization for the next three years. 
On December 13, an open forum was held for architecture and design professionals to learn further details about the forthcoming plan. During this session, participants heard from RAIC President John Brown and had the opportunity inquire further about the details of the plan. The complete strategic plan is extensive, but here is a summary of its foundational aspects.
Mission
The RAIC?s Mission is at the core of everything the organization does?from its Awards and Honours program and Continuing Education courses to its events and advocacy work. The RAIC is the national voice for architecture in Canada, and its mission has evolved over the years to reflect the values of its members and how they can be best served.
The RAIC?s fundamental purpose is: ?To create a better world for all by empowering Canada?s architectural community.? With this Mission in mind, the RAIC will provide the tools, practice support, educational ...