Land and culture
Connects BIPOC communities with land, culture and Native foods.
The Common Acre
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About The Common Acre
A community and social services organization. The Common Acre connects Black, Indigenous and People of Color with land and culture through community programs. It partners with BIPOC community members and organizations to restore culturally relevant Native plants and foods, and to activate community green spaces. Programs include Unangan/Unangas cultural song and dance instruction and Unangum Tunuu language instruction. The Indigenous-led organization offers programs in Rainier Beach, Skyway, Tukwila, Pioneer Square and the Central District. Its collaborative work includes culturally relevant restoration, conservation and food workshops, with a focus on landscapes affected by gentrification and colonization. The organization also engages community members through its programs and activities.
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Cultural programs
Offers Unangan/Unangas song, dance and language instruction.
Community green spaces
Activates green spaces and leads restoration and food workshops.
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