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Coming soon! #OurTrespasses by Greg Jarrell is an eye-opening journey forces us to confront uncomfortable realities that echo throughout the United States.
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We've enjoyed working with the city on this photo project, and some additional community engagement work to go with it.
Check out the first part of the results!
Here's a feature on our affordable housing work via @WFAE
wfae.org/race-equity/2023-04…
We have to say, our co-director @Shamaiye is a star.
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Mecklenburg County released new tax valuations last week. Enderly Park neighbors appear likely to see significant tax increases.
The news is different in some of the wealthiest places in Charlotte, though.
Greg from QCFT lays out some of the facts here.
gregjarrell.substack.com/p/w…
Congratulations to QC Family Tree volunteer @RonGreenJr!! charlotteobserver.com/sports…
We're at The Arts Factory on W Trade Street for the opening of an exhibit from West Side Creatives and our recent QCFT resident artists.
Here's Demontay Wimbush going deep with an original poem.
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We're at a groundbreaking this afternoon with our partner @WestSide_CLT.
More than 100 affordable senior apartments are now on the way on an historic parcel on West Boulevard.
There's a long litany of people engaged in the creation of 120 units, from a developer, to funders, to City staff. We especially love the Land Trust staff and board, and the people of West Blvd Neighborhood Coalition.
Here's @iamhannahhasan memorializing the day with a new poem.
We're at @iamccda national conference today. This afternoon, @gregontuck led 58 attendees around Uptown exploring stories of exclusions and invisibilities.














