Proximity, neighboring, and relationships are at the core of what we do at FCS. We think natural, unhurried relationships without an agenda are deeply important. We also believe in the power of structure and intention to move toward collective efficacy. But how do you build collective efficacy? This happens through something called relational organizing, a practice we’ll introduce to you in today’s episode.
If we had to sum up last year in one word, it would be together. Together, we revitalized properties and built new affordable homes. Together,
Insights on my time with Atlanta’s Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative Commission The Maasai, an ethnic group along the Nile River, have a greeting they share: “How
Lasting neighborhood transformation begins with people, not programs. It starts with listening, learning, and walking alongside neighbors to understand what is already strong and where
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