Dolunay Dogahan, Founder and Editor of Involved Magazine

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Dolunay Dogahan Involved MagazineIndustry & Policy

Architecture media matters when it creates space for honest professional conversation, not just polished project coverage.

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Stephen Drew speaks with Dolunay Dogahan, founder and editor of Involved Magazine, about architecture media, education, RIBA, early-career experiences, work cultures, long hours, gender disparities, wellbeing, positive change and getting involved.

The conversation covers:

Why independent architecture media can support students and assistants

How employer culture affects wellbeing, retention and confidence

Why long hours and gender disparities need open discussion

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0:00 · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
Hello everyone. I am Steven Drew from the architectural social, and I am here with doll and I from involved magazine, and I currently you're in a hotel somewhere. It looks really nice. I'm stuck. I'm. stuck here. I'm stuck here in London. I'm stranded. I just cancelled my Christmas train tickets home. I know my mum's not happy because all the presents are, she understands because of the R rating and stuff.
0:00 · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
But where are you? First of all, where are you in the world?

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