"Environmental protections are not abstract for me, and neither are the very real outcomes of these unnecessary delays on densifying our city," Amanda Lynn, an organizer with House Our Neighbors, told councilmembers. "Look, I'm no champion of private development, but that's not who is most impacted by these redundant appeals. It's folks like Habitat for Humanity, our community land trusts, and our affordable housing developers that are managing complex capital stacks and navigating confusing and complex bureaucracies already, and it also affects the orcas, who will continue to suffer from years of sprawl."
Interview with Salish Current on Local Housing Policy & Affordable Housing October 2025:
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Interview on Community Land Trusts & Affordable Housing: CNL2 June 12th 2024
"Housing Shortage Reaches Critical Mass": Featured extensively in article for the Journal of the San Juan Islands, January 31st 2023
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Featured student in the Evergreen Center for Community Based Learning & Action Newsletter,
March 2021
In 2019, while working as the Program Manager of Quixote Communities,
was one of 5 housing programs chosen for a visit by Washington First Lady Trudi Inslee.
Full Medium Article HERE
Invited to speak on a panel in 2018 at Tacoma Roots: Environmental Justice. I discussed new housing approaches models that work to address the intersection of racial equity, affordable housing, and environmental justice.
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