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Resisting Displacement

  • Museum of History and Industry 860 Terry Avenue North Seattle, WA, 98109 United States (map)

From the Museum of History and Industry:

Al Smith documented decades of change in Seattle’s Central District. Today, over 1,000 people move to Seattle every week. How can we integrate newcomers without displacing longtime residents and businesses?

From community land trusts to development moratoriums and community controlled development—come learn about local organizations’ strategies for resisting displacement and keeping communities intact.

Moderated by: Inye Wokoma, Seattle-based filmmaker and visual artist

Panelists Include:

Hodan Hassan, Got Green

Jolene Haas, Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center

K. Wyking Garrett, Africatown Community Land Trust

Marlon Dylan Herrera, CID Coalition

Earlier Event: May 14
Solve for Home: Disrupting Seattle's Affordable Housing Crisis
Later Event: May 16
Seattle Tech 4 Housing Spring Social