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  “Every human being is born with some sort of gift, an inclination or an instinct that can become a full-blown mastery. We may not...
  
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  Several years into his chef career, chef Sean Sherman began asking, "Where are all of the indigenous foods? Where did they go?" In this video,...
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Emily Nonko

Emily Nonko is a Brooklyn, New York-based reporter who writes about real estate, architecture, urbanism and design. Her work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, New York Magazine, Curbed and other publications.

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When Renters Can Earn Equity

Emily Nonko - August 19, 2020 0

Writing in Backyard, a newsletter exploring scalable solutions to make housing fairer, more affordable and more environmentally sustainable, Emily Nonko puts Cincinnati's Margie Spinney and Renting Partnerships in the spotlight. The renter equity model changes everything by making wealth...

The Most Common Questions About Gifts From Helping Professionals

Securing Community Control of the American Rescue Plan Act

Applying Asset-Based Community Development in an Urban Indigenous Context

What We Can Learn from Indigenous Culinary Traditions

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