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Kim Eckert

Kim Eckart is a Seattle-based writer and associate editor at YES! magazine.

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Strangers Become Family at This Multigenerational Housing Project

Kim Eckert - January 26, 2017 0

Cheryl Crowell and her four boys are known around Bridge Meadows as the "First Family" because they were the first to move in when the community opened in 2011. Left to right: Noah, Cheryl, Joaquin, Tomas, and Eli Crowell....

Peacemaking Powers and the Culture They Create

What Could Neighborhood Health Autonomy Look Like?

“40 acres and a mall:” Building Black community wealth in L.A.

Neighborhood Planning: Doing “With” Not “For”

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