Thank you to site supervisor Paul, and the entire crew at Habitat for Humanity Greater Boston for letting us help out last week. For a scrappy bunch of researchers, we're a pretty hardworking crew, and we really enjoyed doing our part to build more affordable housing in the Boston area.
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"Happy World Habitat Day! Today, we recognize the importance of adequate housing for all and the need to create sustainable, livable communities. Let's work towards ensuring that everyone has access to safe, affordable, and adequate housing. Together, we can build a better future for ourselves and our planet. #WorldHabitatDay #SustainableCommunities #AffordableHousing #BetterFuture"
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🌟 Exciting News from the City of Austin, Texas! 🌟 Attention all Austinites! 📢 Your input is needed to shape the future of our city's preservation efforts. 🏡 The City of Austin has unveiled its Equity Preservation Plan, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at preserving our historic buildings while promoting environmental sustainability and community well-being. 🌳 This plan not only honors our city's rich history but also sets a course for a more equitable and sustainable future. Now is your chance to make your voice heard! 🗣️ We want YOUR feedback to ensure that this plan reflects the needs and aspirations of our diverse community. Whether you're a long-time resident, a business owner, or a passionate advocate for sustainability, your input is invaluable. Here's how you can participate: 1️⃣ Read the Equity Preservation Plan draft: https://lnkd.in/gfj4dZaB 2️⃣ Share your thoughts and suggestions in the comments below. 3️⃣ Attend our upcoming community feedback sessions to engage directly with city officials and fellow residents. To view upcoming events Let's work together to shape a city that we're proud to call home. 💚 Together, we can preserve our heritage, protect our environment, and build a more equitable future for all. #AustinPreservation #CommunityEngagement #Sustainability #Equity
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The National Park Foundation is excited to invest $2.2 million in grants to affinity groups to build lifelong relationships with national parks. Everyone should be able to fully experience the benefits of the outdoors. The 62 projects selected for funding this year span 59 parks and focus on representation, accessibility, and interpretation – all things that leaders in outdoor recreation and equity spaces identify as barriers for communities that have been historically excluded from parks. https://lnkd.in/eQceMF-E
NPF's ParkVentures Program Awards $2.2 Million to Affinity Groups
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