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Warfield Commons Meets the Neighborhood
Lila LaHood on how it feels to be a new tenant in Warfield Commons and her hopes and dreams for her newsroom, the community of the building, and beyond.
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A New Home for SF Public Press: Lila LaHood on Community, Journalism, and Warfield Commons
Lila LaHood on how it feels to be a new tenant in Warfield Commons and her hopes and dreams for her newsroom, the community of the building, and beyond.
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“Fall in Love with the Tenderloin”: A Conversation with Del Seymour
Del Seymour shares what makes the Tenderloin feel like home, how the neighborhood has evolved, and what he hopes new neighbors will understand about the community.
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- Community of Practice
Warfield Commons Meets the Neighborhood
Lila LaHood on how it feels to be a new tenant in Warfield Commons and her hopes and dreams for her newsroom, the community of the building, and beyond.
- Community of Practice
A New Home for SF Public Press: Lila LaHood on Community, Journalism, and Warfield Commons
Lila LaHood on how it feels to be a new tenant in Warfield Commons and her hopes and dreams for her newsroom, the community of the building, and beyond.
- Community of Practice
“Fall in Love with the Tenderloin”: A Conversation with Del Seymour
Del Seymour shares what makes the Tenderloin feel like home, how the neighborhood has evolved, and what he hopes new neighbors will understand about the community.
- Community of Practice
Beyond the Headlines: Carolina Osoria on Trans Joy, Community, and the Tenderloin
Carolina Osoria of the Transgender District talks trans history, joy, community power, and what meaningful allyship looks like in the Tenderloin.
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The Ultimate Upcycle: How SCRAP Found Its Forever Home
Learn how SCRAP partnered with CAST to navigate the complex path to permanent space, and what other organizations can learn from their journey.
- Securing Space
Denver Business Journal: Former downtown bank branch to get new life as microcinema and gallery
CAST becomes one of the few groups to receive a grant from the Denver Downtown Development Authority for its bold idea of converting a former bank branch into an arts space.
