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“Advocating for the Future of Interior Design” presented by Lauren Earley, Esq., ASID’s associate director of government and public affairs, on November 20: Learn how to advocate for the value of interior design through developing and constructing safe and healthy spaces with Earley. Interior designers have a responsibility to advocate for their profession. How you, as a practitioner, represent interior design impacts public perception of the profession – from your family and friends in your immediate circle, to your colleagues and peers in your professional network to your clients and the end users in your projects. Trust is built between you and these various audiences when you develop the interior environment by applying your knowledge of codes, policies, standards and more. If you don’t advocate for the value of interior design, who will?