Collective Weekly
The Triangle edition · Issue of February 2, 2023
What organizations in the Triangle published in the week to Feb 2, and where to turn up in the seven days after. Their words, their pictures, their bylines.
This week
3 stories from 3 organizations, found on their own sites between Jan 26 and Feb 2. One pick, then every one of them by the day it went up.
Dignified Doors: A response to residents' needs
In the early spring of 2022, a blossoming relationship between Pee Wee Homes and local foundation, Healthier, Greener, Kinder, was forming. Almost simultaneously, a request for screen doors from residents emerged, and the “Dignified Doors” project was born. The purpose of Dignified Doors is to provide residents with another source of natural light, air circulation, and social connectedness to neighbors and community members. The project is intended to promote resident engagement with their outdoor space and connection to community. When asked about the new updates, Pee Wee Homes resident Smalls (pictured right) shared the following reflection:
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A Partner in the Mission: NeighborHealth
People this week
1 person was named in a story their own organization published this week, in the sentence that names them.
Virginia Gustafson
NeighborHealth has been an awesome partner over the past few years,” said Virginia Gustafson, Senior Director of Engagement at the Mission.
From A Partner in the Mission: NeighborHealth, January 30, 2023.
From the causes
2 causes published something this week. The newest from each.