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Estela Ortega
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Executive Director, El Centro de la Raza
Seattle
Beats
marketing and so-called lifestyle topics which is a pretty big umbrella.,Real estate architecture, urban planning retail, travel design
pop, rap, hip hop, EDM, Country western.
Content
Vote yes on I-135: Social housing for a diversity of incomes will give everyone an opportunity to thrive
By Estela Ortega, Shalimar Gonzales| The Seattle Times Verified Every day, our organizations hear from people across Seattle facing the same crisis: Ever-increasing housing costs that rise far faster than wages, leaving families desperately looking for a new place they can afford. They might spend a night in the car while they look, but then a night becomes a week, a week becomes a month, and so another family is exposed to the trauma of homelessness — a trauma now shared by more than 40,000 people in King County each year.
By Estela Ortega, Martha Leon| Fresno Bee Verified Fresno city councilmember Miguel Arias looks down to the grand entrance from the second floor of the historic Hotel Fresno, currently being renovated as an affordable apartment housing project, on Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021. CRAIG KOHLRUSS Fresno Bee file We’re advocates, leaders, parents and we are only two of the thousands of residents in Fresno experiencing a housing crisis.
Vote yes on I-135: Social housing for a diversity of incomes will give everyone an opportunity to thrive
By Estela Ortega, Shalimar Gonzales| The Seattle Times Verified Every day, our organizations hear from people across Seattle facing the same crisis: Ever-increasing housing costs that rise far faster than wages, leaving families desperately looking for a new place they can afford. They might spend a night in the car while they look, but then a night becomes a week, a week becomes a month, and so another family is exposed to the trauma of homelessness — a trauma now shared by more than 40,000 people in King County each year.
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Seattle, Washington, United States
+1 206-957-4634