Games For Change Volunteer Event
Volunteered at a Games for Change Design Jam. It was sponsored by Games for Change, GM, Samsung Next and NOMA. By volunteering in games of change, the local NYC Chapter (NYCOBA NOMA) received a $1000 grant!
Yvette's birthday party at Copacabana Time Square
Located at Midtown, Yvette Richardson had her birthday party! A big, beautiful, welcoming event filled with fabulous music and amazing people to share it with.
Partner meeting at Colbeh
Partners frequent meetings. Always including desert.
1ST ANNUAL 5K TURKEY RUN & WALK
WOW! Ms.Yvette is honored to be part of this wonderful event. What a great achievement to engage in this opportunity with a run of 3.1 miles long (even though she walked). A hard worker indeed.
SRW Attends the N.O.M.A. 46th Conference
The NOMA conference builds up awareness and represent the good of the organization. Building new and lasting partnerships, SRW is proud to reveal the 46th NOMA Conference in Chicago.
46th NOMA Conference in Chicago October 16-21
Created by Percia Gomez
The PhilaNOMA 25th Anniversary
The Philadelphia chapter of The National Organization of Minority Architects strives to help mentor design professionals, small and mid-sized businesses, while encouraging youth to the architectural profession. Being part of the PhilaNOMA family, PhilaNOMA presents “For The Love of It” to continue to grow as a team.
Congratulation to our graduates of 2018!
Click on the cap to see our graduates!
NYCBW Role Model Program 2018
The NYCBW Role Model Program has supported hundreds of young ladies for over 30 years. The organization has provided thousands of dollars in scholarships to further the education of these girls. The program identifies young ladies who demonstrate leadership potential as well as those who they feel will benefit from the program at large. Our very own, Yvette Richardson has a been role model for the program since 2016. The program took place on April 3rd.
Say It Loud: Remember Slavery: Triumphs and Struggles for Freedom and Equality →
The Say It Loud Remember Slavery: Triumphs and Struggles for Freedom and Equality Exhibit is an exhibit that features 10 male and 11 female African architects who has changed society through their work and creative talent. The theme of the exhibit celebrates the gains of people of African decent from slavery to present. Say It Loud: Remember Slavery will be on display from 5-28 March 2018 in the Visitors Lobby at United Nations Headquarters New York . Our very own Richard Franklin will be featured in this exhibit.
Woodycrest veteran`s housing Ground Breaking
Richard and Yvette attended the ground breaking ceremony for Woodycrest veteran’s Housing on February 22, 2016. HELP USA and CMC Development have teamed up to provide affordable housing for homeless and low-income veterans. SRW provided due diligence services for the Lender and will be monitoring the construction as it progresses.