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CACE 21 Hosts Dim Sum with Councilmember Hollingsworth
Join the Central Area Cultural EcoSystem, 21st Century for a critical morning discussion with CM Hollingsworth surrounding upcoming zoning shifts.
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Coalition Dissects Mayor’s Executive Order on Anti-Displacement
Following cuts to OPCD’s budget, Mayor Bruce Harrell issued an Executive Order establishing an Anti-Displacement Work Group. What does this mean for the Central District?
Explore moreResource Equity Association Named 2025 Grantee Partner by Impact 100 Seattle
Recognizing their critical work in closing the racial wealth gap, Resource Equity's Housing Navigator Program was awarded a $35,000 grant to continue defending Black legacy homeowners.
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Keep Your Habitat Fights Predatory Off-Market Buyers
Led by Ruby Holland, "Keep Your Habitat" is escalating its defense against aggressive door-to-door developers pressuring seniors in the South End.
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Covenant Homeownership Act Successfully Facilitates Home Purchases
The Black Home Initiative's advocacy culminated in the Covenant Homeownership Program, which has already distributed $27.5M in assistance to eligible Black first-time homebuyers across Washington.
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Black Legacy Homeowners Network Urges Action on Comp Plan
As the One Seattle Comprehensive Plan enters public review, BLHN is hosting strategy sessions to voice our neighborhood’s needs.
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Resource Equity Deploys Housing Navigators
Access dedicated local Housing Navigators providing immediate triage for foreclosures, predatory lending, and tangled deeds.
Explore moreWa Na Wari Secures Historic Long-Term Lease for Central District Home
Wa Na Wari has secured a long-term lease for its 24th Ave home, anchoring Black ownership and paving the way for future renovations including an accessible artist live-work studio.
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Walk the Block: Transforming the Central District into Art
Wa Na Wari's massive Walk the Block festival returns, turning Central District homes, porches, and parks into a sprawling canvas for Black art and performance.
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