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Tag: equity
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Day Commemoration
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Theater performances at the Washington State History Museum will bring to life Dr. King’s legacy. At 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM, Tacoma Arts Live presents 11 Days in the Life > Continue Reading
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Housing Equity Starts With Those Most Lacking Equity
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Kiara Daniels remembers what it was like to buy a home in the quickly gentrifying Hilltop neighborhood where she grew up, “There were so many tears. First, I made > Continue Reading
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Legacy Giving Can Transform the Future of Pierce County
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In 2021, GTCF commissioned a Transfer of Wealth report that showed Pierce County has a household net worth of $269 Billion. Over the next 10 years, our community will > Continue Reading
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The Russell Family Foundation: Accepting Applications for Jane’s Fellowship Class 10
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The Russell Family Foundation is now accepting applications for the tenth class of the Jane’s Fellowship Program, which will run from January-December 2023. Applications are due October 5, 2022. See > Continue Reading
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Trust-Based Philanthropy in the South Sound
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During the pandemic, many foundations changed their funding processes in response to the urgent needs faced by communities. To ease the burden on organizations and get funds to where they > Continue Reading
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Toward Transformation: Equity-Centric Philanthropy in the Pacific Northwest
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For the first time in her professional career, Elena Pullen-Venema can say that her personal racial equity values and those of her employer are coming into alignment. Elena, who’s been with the Community Foundation > Continue Reading
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Ride The Bus with THA & HAC: Gentrification and Development in Hilltop
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Join Brendan Nelson (Hilltop Action Coalition) and Alyssa Torrez (Tacoma Housing Authority) in a discussion about housing and transit developments in Hilltop and how they can affect local residents. Register > Continue Reading
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#DesignTheHill – 11th & MLK – Design Lab 1
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It’s time to design the block of 11th and MLK. Come get hands on and lets build our future. This is a public event and all participants can join and > Continue Reading
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Outdoor Screening: The Peace Bus @ The Patio – Alma Mater
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Alma Mater Tacoma is hosting an all-ages screening of The Peace Bus pilot episode, “Mr. Brown’s Pies” in their socially-distanced outdoor space. Kwabi developed the show to not only talk about > Continue Reading
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The Black Robe Podcast
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The Black Robe Podcast is the online messenger of Pierce County’s Black/African descent community. Hosts Carol Mitchell and Anzhane Slaughter are women of color and social influencers in their respective > Continue Reading