In advance of Women’s History Month, ASLA’s Women in Landscape Architecture Professional Practice Network (WILA PPN) launched a call for submissions from women in the profession and all throughout March. These WILA profiles have been shared on the WILA PPN’s social media accounts and on The Field blog to celebrate women in landscape architecture who are shaping our environment.

April may be here, but our focus on celebrating womxn in landscape architecture is far from over! The PPN envisions this as an ongoing series, with profiles being shared as they come in. We know there’s so many amazing WILA out there!

All are welcome to share this call—the PPN hopes to highlight diverse voices of landscape architects, including those who are active in their chapters or in their local communities, with perspectives from all career path stages, wherever that path may be taking you.

Submit a WILA profile!

Just in case you missed anything last month, you can explore all the profiles shared so far on The Field:

Voices of Women in Landscape Architecture, Part 1

• Carolina Jaimes, ASLA
• Connie Scothorn, ASLA
• Emily Greenwood, ASLA

Voices of Women in Landscapes Architecture, Part 2

• Kathryn Talty, ASLA
• Aida Curtis, FASLA
• CeCe Haydock, ASLA

Voices of Women in Landscapes Architecture, Part 3

• Qing Lana Luo, ASLA
• Caeli Tolar, ASLA
• Jan Satterthwaite, ASLA
• Kristina Snyder, ASLA

Voices of Women in Landscapes Architecture, Part 4

• Jennifer Cooper, ASLA
• Anne Chen, ASLA
• Meghan Mick, ASLA

Interested in learning more about ASLA’s Women in Landscape Architecture Professional Practice Network (WILA PPN)?

Or, not sure if you’re already a member? You can check by logging in to the ASLA website and seeing what’s listed for your PPN(s), located under the Activities / Orders tab. If you are not currently in any PPN, or would like to switch PPNs, you may do so by completing this form.

If you are new to the WILA PPN, we encourage you to explore our webpage, join our Facebook and / or LinkedIn groups, and read through our posts for The Field. A reminder for any writers or aspiring thought leaders out there: all ASLA members are welcome to write for The Field—submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.

If you would like to be more involved with the WILA PPN on an ongoing basis, any member of the PPN may volunteer to join the PPN’s leadership team. The commitment would be a monthly Zoom meeting with like-minded professionals and volunteering to support one of the PPN’s resources. Learn more and sign up to be a PPN leader.