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Membership in AIGA means belonging to a national group of more than 22,000 dedicated colleagues, all working to advance design.

In honor of Diversity Day (May 21), we invited AIGA DC member Minal Bopaiah to wrete about using your power to create a more equitable and inclusive world. She shares her thoughts on how you can help lift others up and make room for them to use their power.

AIGA’s 70+ chapters across the U.S. serve their local design community through a variety of conferences and professional development opportunities. See what’s happening in your neighborhood.

AIGA student groups get students involved in the local design community, create a community of their own and help them build leadership skills.

 Establishing an AIGA chapter is not an activity to be undertaken lightly. The strength of the organization as a whole depends on each chapter creating and sustaining an active, growing presence in its community. To initiate a chapter, the following steps must be taken.

The Chapter Advisory Council (CAC) is made up of seven recent AIGA chapter board leaders with distinguished service to their chapter and AIGA. They act as a resource to support both chapter board members, AIGA HQ, and National Board regarding chapter/board issues, institutional knowledge, and leadership guidance.