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CommunityAfricatown CLT and Equity Now Coalition featured in Puget Sound Business Journal
AfricaTown Community Land Trust and King County Equity Now featured in Puget Sound Business Journal.
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CommunityAfricatown Working to Create Opportunities for Black Contractors
Yakima Avenue Townhomes Project subcontracting info meeting March 7th, 10 am-12 pm at Black Dot (1437 S. Jackson St., Seattle, WA 98144).
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CommunityAfricatown to host first Property Development Meetup
Africatown to host first property development meetup for community-minded property owners, developers, contractors and resource and assistance providers.
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arts & cultureBE FREE OR DIE - 100 Black Parents to host community screening of Harriet on Saturday
The movie Harriet, chronicles Harriet Tubman's life from her escape from slavery through the dangerous missions she led to liberate hundreds of enslaved people through the Underground Railroad.
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arts & cultureCall for Submissions from Writers of Color
Call for Submissions from Writers of Color
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CommunityAffordable Housing Alert - Jackson Heights (23rd & Jackson)
Jackson Heights Affordable Housing Development (23rd & Jackson)
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CommunityAfricatown wants to teach you how to purchase a home
Africatown Community Land Trust is joining the National Association of Real Estate Brokers initiative to get two million new African American homeowners in 5 years.
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CommunityAs Liberty Bank Building picks up another award, will the City follow through on Africatown Plaza?
As the Liberty Bank Building wins the NAIOP affordable Housing Development of the Year award last week, the fate of Africatown Plaza, the affordable housing project that held so much promise is now in the City’s hands
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BusinessSeattle’s Most Influential People 2019: Africatown Community Land Trust President and CEO, K. Wyking Garrett
Garrett has been challenging gentrification and advocating for affordable housing and spaces for black-owned businesses
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Health & WellnessNurse Nik: High Blood Pressure Remains a Silent Killer in Our Community.
Nurse Nik: High Blood Pressure Remains a Silent Killer in Our Community.
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Community#TBT - 100 years ago Seattle's Black community met its own charitable needs in the CD.
#TBT - 100 years ago Seattle's Black community met its own charitable needs in the CD.
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PoliticsBrandon Hersey: KUOW lacks "Cultural Competency" in regards to Emijah Smith.
New Seattle School Board Director for District VII, Brandon Hersey, sat down for a two part interview ranging from the victim shaming of Emijah Smith to his position on pressing school district issues as well as his vision for Seattle Schools in the
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