22.01 Communications
22.01.01 Public Affairs and Communications: Making a Difference as an Individual in Your Component
22.01.02 Web Site Updating: A Communications Initiative
22.01.03 Steps to Creating Successful Newsletters
22.01.04 Communicating with Members Through Component Web Sites 

22.02 Continuing Education
22.02.01 AIA Houston Launches Regional Green Building Conference
22.02.02 ARE Success Teams
22.02.03 Integrated Project Delivery Initiatives in California
22.02.04 Keeping Interns on the Path to Licensure: Successful ARE Programs

22.03 Government Affairs 
22.03.01 Reforming Denver's Development Review Process
22.03.02 Making the Most of an Election Year
22.03.03 Intensive Government Relations Effort Saves School Building Program
22.03.04 Architects and Legislators
22.03.05 G. William Quatman, FAIA, Leveraging Education and Commitment to Advance the Profession
22.03.06 AIA Eastern Oklahoma: Alan Hewitt, AIA<

22.04 Knowledge Communities
22.04.01 Starting and Running a Successful Local AIA IT Technology Committee

22.05 Membership
22.05.01 Membership Recruitment Strategies
22.05.02 Preparation for the Architect Registration Examination
22.05.03 A Model for Building Associate Membership
22.05.04 Increasing Membership by Focusing on the Firm
22.05.05 Component's AIA150 Goals Bring Record Success

22.06 Meetings and Events 
22.06.01 Convention 2000: Host Component Publicity Initiative
22.06.02 AIA Kansas City: River Crown Plaza Forum Series
22.06.03 AIA San Francisco Celebrates Architecture
22.06.04 The Pillars Leadership Program of AIA KC
22.06.05 A Partnership for Architectural Awareness in Columbia, SC
22.06.06 Academy of Architecture For Health: Advancing the Profession

22.07 Public Relations
22.07.01 Destination Detroit: Advancing Architects' Viewpoints in Business Media
22.07.02 Media Training for Elected AIA Component Leaders
22.07.03 How to Gain Publicity and Architectural Awareness
22.07.04 The Daily Reporter: Partnering With Your Local Business Newspaper
22.07.05 Creating an Effective Component Communications and Public Affairs Program
22.07.06 Architecture DC Magazine: Producing a Popular Resource
22.07.07 Involving Member Firms in Component Advertising

22.08 Public Service and Community Involvement
22.08.01 Architectural Awareness Program for Junior High Students
22.08.02 Community Leadership in Urban Design
22.08.03 Design Competitions as a Catalyst for Community Action
22.08.04 Kids in Architecture: A Grade 5 Curriculum
22.08.05 New York New Visions: A Model for Inclusive Community Planning
22.08.06 The Pennsylvania Bridge Project: Balancing the Public Interests of Aesthetics and Safety
22.08.07 Architecture: It's Elementary! A K-5 Curriculum
22.08.08 Freedom by Design: Promoting Design Solutions for the Disabled
22.08.09 Architects Design Rebirth of a Community
22.08.10 Architectural Design Competition for High School Students
22.08.11 Revitalizing St. Louis: The Washington Avenue Windows Project
22.08.12 Architects Lead Community Efforts to Recover from a Forest Fire
22.08.13 Plan Savannah 2000: Reaching Out with an Unstaffed Component
22.08.14 Working Through Mergers and Collaboration: AIA Columbus Merges Two Committees
22.08.15 Celebrating Architecture, Educating the Public
22.08.16 AIA Omaha Presents Natural Capitalism, Fueling the Next Industrial Revolution
22.08.17 AIA New York Helps Overhaul New York City Building Code

22.09 Sponsorship Development

22.10 Volunteer Management
22.10.01 Hidden Gold: Retired Members Make Valuable Volunteers