Civic Commons 9/11/25 Civic Commons 9/11/25

Plan for Producing Starter Homes Released

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Meet our new We Belong Here project manager, Nia Liggins

Get to know one of our newest staff members, We Belong Here project manager Nia Liggins.

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Meet our new BHI network manager, Kahdijah Lozada

Get to know one of our newest staff members, BHI network manager Kahdijah Lozada.

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Civic Commons welcomes new advisory board members

Earlier this spring, Civic Commons convened a new advisory board of six individuals who will help support our mission and provide input and guidance as we continue our work.

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The State of Shared Prosperity: Diving into our updated Scorecard data

Civic Commons convened a group of more than 40 civic leaders on Jan. 16 to engage in a conversation around the updated Scorecard for Shared Prosperity.

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Lessons learned from Richard and Leah Rothstein

Civic Commons and Black Home Initiative were proud to sponsor a recent author presentation by Richard Rothstein and his daughter and co-author Leah Rothstein. Richard, who wrote the 2017 book “The Color of Law,” laid the groundwork for the work that’s currently underway in the Puget Sound region. In a second book, “Just Action,” Richard and Leah outline tangible steps and strategies for local groups and communities.