The August 2019 SCOOP newsletter is now available. Read about the work of our partners, how community-driven approaches are taking hold, and new funding opportunities.
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Read MoreIn 2018, COO launched a participatory evaluation to assess existing conditions and early partner efforts toward creating racial, economic and health equity. Over 46 partners shared their perspectives through surveys, focus groups, interviews and a community workshop. Read the findings here.
Read MoreHealthy choices and environments should be available to everyone, regardless of where they live. The Healthy King County Coalition is committed to ensuring equitable access to healthy options for all King County residents. One of the ways we do this is through training community leaders.
Read MoreHDC is the nonprofit membership association dedicated to fulfilling our vision that all people live with dignity in safe, healthy, and affordable homes within communities of opportunity.
Read MoreThrough facilitating CREST, we hope to deepen the capacity of community partners to become developers and community asset owners ready to promote a community stewardship frame including models of collective ownership and permanent affordability. Learn more about the program.
Read MoreYouthBuild is an evidence-based, pre-apprenticeship program certified by the state and run out of South Seattle College’s Georgetown Campus. Of the 260 nationally-affiliated YouthBuild programs across the country, YouthCare’s YouthBuild is one of the only programs to specifically recruit homeless and court-involved youth.
Read MoreYou are invited to participate in an important food access stakeholder engagement Sweetened Beverage Tax Community Advisory Board event with Seattle’s Sweetened Beverage Tax Community Advisory Board (CAB).
Read MoreThe Transgender Economic Empowerment Coalition is conducting this survey to identify the needs of the community, and to identify the gaps in resources so we may better serve and provide trans-inclusive services.
Read MoreMoving into the next phase of COO, a Policy and Systems Cohort was envisioned to ensure community experts inform and guide a set of systems and policy recommendations at the intersection of community connection, economic development, health and housing.
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