Wisco NOMA works to create programming and foster communication exclusively for charitable,  scientific, social, and educational purposes. We facilitate collaboration and promote the design and  development of living, working, and recreational environments of the highest quality for all people, and  encourage the profession to do the same. We fight discrimination and other selection policies being  used by public and private sector clients to restrict minority architects' participation in design and construction unfairly. We act as a clearinghouse for information and a voice of negotiation and support  for minority architects. In doing these things, we strive to be a useful source of motivation and  inspiration for minority youth and maintain an active role in the education of new architects. We  encourage the establishment of coalitions of member firms and individuals and maintain a high level of professionalism on behalf of all minority architects on matters affecting their work and their  communities. We work with local, state, and national governments on issues affecting the physical  development of neighborhoods and communities, as our goal is to create, encourage, and maintain  relationships with people whose work affects the physical and social environment.