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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.
Carolina Osoria of the Transgender District talks trans history, joy, community power, and what meaningful allyship looks like in the Tenderloin.
Learn how SCRAP partnered with CAST to navigate the complex path to permanent space, and what other organizations can learn from their journey.
As excited as we were to be featured by the New York Times, we felt compelled to expand the narrative and respond to the many questions and comments that followed.
A year-end reflection from our CEO Ken Ikeda on what it takes to secure space for culture and what comes next.
How live-work and proximity-based models for artists are creating the conditions for creative stability, community connection, and long-term opportunity.
How Denver artists are reshaping ownership, negotiating their own agreements, and building sustainable, artist-led spaces across the city.