The Building Black Success through Design (BBSD) mentorship program and the Daniels Faculty invite you to attend the BBSD 2024 Showcase on Saturday, April 13, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. ET at the Daniels Building at 1 Spadina Crescent.

Join us to celebrate the success of the next generation of young Black designers as our talented program participants exhibit their projects centered around the theme Design for Belonging. 

This event is free and open to the public.
Register in advance to save your spot.

About Building Black Success through Design

Building Black Success through Design (BBSD) is a free 12-week mentorship access program for Black high school students who are interested in architecture, art, and design. Offered by the Daniels Faculty, this program aims to inspire Black students to pursue excellence and innovation within design industries and academia, enhancing diversity within the field and therefore building Black success through design.

Additionally, the work produced by the high school student mentees during the program will be of a caliber suitable to include in their portfolios for consideration in application to post-secondary architecture, art and design programs. BBSD opens pathways to post-secondary education in the architecture and design fields, including the Daniels Faculty’s undergraduate programs in architectural studies and visual studies.