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Member Highlight – Araceli Eikenberry-MancillaAraceli Eikenberry-Mancilla—Program Assistant for PCS—is a connector, educator, and creator in the Plaster Creek Watershed. In her second year as Program Assistant, Araceli continues her work inviting residents and other community stakeholders into a deeper understanding of their place in the larger story of Plaster Creek. […]
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Q&A from Peer Learning Session: Environmental Justice and Equitable DevelopmentOn December 8, 2022, the UWLN Equitable Development and Anti-Displacement Collaborative hosted a learning session about the intersections of environmental justice and equitable development. This blog post is a follow-up to the session addressing questions from the session. […]
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State Revolving Fund Advocacy Toolkit
The State Revolving Fund (SRF) Advocacy Toolkit, created in partnership between River Network and Clean Water For All, was developed to support state and local advocates interested in water infrastructure investment who are seeking to better understand the State Revolving Fund (SRF) process.
View the resource on our website here.