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# Home
## Welcome to World IA Day Twin Cities
World Information Architecture Day Twin Cities brings together information architects, UX designers, content strategists, and digital professionals across Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the greater Minnesota region. Since 2024, this annual celebration has served as a hub for the Twin Cities' IA and design community to connect, learn, and advance the practice of information architecture.
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### 📅 World IA Day 2026 - March 7, 2026
We're just starting to plan. Stay tuned!
> 💡 **New to IA?** Don't worry! Our event welcomes practitioners at all levels, from curious newcomers to seasoned practitioners and academics.
View World IA Day 2026
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### Event history highlights
* **2025:** Challenges of change
* **2024:** First World IA Day in Twin Cities
[View our complete event history](/events/all-events.md) →
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### 🌟 What makes WIAD Twin Cities special
> I love the community! I’ve been organizing for the past 7 years and enjoy the discussion, support and mentorship.
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> — Carissa Merrill, WIAD Twin Cities Organizer
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### :e-mail: Contact & connect
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*World IA Day Twin Cities is part of the global World Information Architecture Day celebration.* [*Learn more about World IA Day worldwide*](https://www.information-architecture.world/worldiaday) *→*
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