How Whitman-Walker Health's redevelopment happened – and what it means for the nonprofit’s sustainability
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Here's our round-up of this week's posts! Encampment sweeps aren’t about ending homelessness. Understanding the redevelopment of Whitman-Walker. Missing middle housing can make a big difference in Arlington. Plus an Alexandria City Councilmember's bike-centered week. Thanks so much to everyone who played #TranspoBINGO this year! We had a blast and hope you did too.
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Ethan Goffman (Contributor) • February 22, 2023
Whitman-Walker Health’s multi-use overhaul offers a model for a sustainable revenue stream that other nonprofits and jurisdictions can replicate.
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Chelsea Allinger (Executive Director) • February 22, 2023
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The encampment sweep in McPherson Square in mid-February displaced an estimated 74 people – and violated local and federal agencies’ stated goals of ending homelessness through evidence-based practices.
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Sarah Bagley (Guest Contributor) • February 20, 2023
Alexandria City Councilmember and affordable housing advocate Sarah Bagley leaves her personal car parked and takes all other modes of transit and transportation around Alexandria and Richmond.
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Jason Schwartz (Guest Contributor) • February 21, 2023
A proposed zoning change in Arlington could help reduce high housing costs and traffic congestion by allowing duplexes, townhomes, and small apartment buildings in much of the county where they can’t be built today. Here’s why the County Board should approve it, and how you can help.
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• February 24, 2023
Kai Hall has joined GGWash as our new policy officer! Kai is focusing on transportation equity – and brings knowledge, enthusiasm, and firsthand experience with some of the best public transportation and cycling infrastructure in the world to the role.
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Dan Malouff (Editorial Board) • February 24, 2023
Enjoy the pops of color and light in this week’s Photo Friday, compiled with images from the Greater and Lesser Washington Flickr pool!
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Jeff Wood (Contributor) • February 24, 2023
American railroads rail against electrification. New York City centralizes management of public spaces. Major Belgian cities find success in reducing car traffic.
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