SEATTLE PARKS FOUNDATION Connections SPRING 2018

Accessible and Inclusive Parks: Eli’s Park Project and Cayton Corner Park Show What’s Possible

Parenting her young son Eli, who was born with Down syndrome, was both a joy and a revelation for Paige Reischl.

“It just expanded my thinking about inclusion and what it means to be included,” says Reischl. “We met families who have kids with disabilities and parents of typically developing kids who have chosen that school because they believe in inclusion. It’s a compassionate group of people who are making sure their children have interactions with a diverse group of people.”

A remarkably open and loving child, Eli was almost four years old when the family lost him in August 2017.

Soon after, Eli’s family and the community that rallied around them launched Eli’s Park Project at Burke-Gilman Playground in Seattle’s Bryant neighborhood. The project aims to create an “inclusive, nature-based park space where people of all ages and abilities can find play and peace,” according to Reischl. “We thought, ‘Let’s keep this spirit of inclusion alive.’”

The park is close to Seattle Children’s Hospital and connected by a footpath to the Burke-Gilman Trail and Ronald McDonald House. Nearby are the PROVAIL Apartments for adults with disabilities, two other affordable housing developments, and an inclusive preschool. But the park is not accessible to many of the people who live in or frequent the area, says Reischl. The play area is covered in wood chips, the grassy field is prone to swampiness, sightlines are obscured, and there is no barrier to busy Sand Point Way. Eli Reischl, the inspiration behind Eli’s Park Project. Reischl and the Friends of Eli’s Park at Burke-Gilman Playground are stepping up community Photo courtesy of Paige Reischl outreach and recruiting people to attend planning meetings and join their leadership team.

“There are specific groups of people being excluded from the outdoors who are all situated right here, so those have to be the people who are actually planning the park,” says Reischl. “They know best, of course, what would make a park better for them.”

The project leads are applying for a grant that would allow them to hire landscape architects and enter the design planning phase. Smooth, accessible surfaces are essential—and costly—so

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Reischl and friends are brainstorming about fundraising. She is adamant that Eli’s Park not be just a tribute to one little boy’s generous spirit.

“It’s for everyone,” she says. “If we can know and learn from and love people who are different from ourselves, that benefits everyone.”

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After Seattle Parks and Recreation purchased a vacant triangular lot at 19th and East Madison in 2011, the space remained underdeveloped and underused. Then a group of parents from the nearby Hearing, Speech & Deaf Center (HSDC) and Seattle Amistad School decided to plant trees, mow grass, and install play equipment.

“We got a call from Parks and Rec saying, ‘Hey, we notice there’s been some activity on that land. Who’s been working on that?’” says Lindsay Klarman, executive director of HSDC. “And I said, ‘Um, well, it’s us.’ I thought we were going Volunteers at Cayton Corner to get yelled at because we’d been out there being rogue. Instead, they said, ‘Hey, we’ve been Park. Photo courtesy of Friends of Cayton trying to figure out a great way to reengage the community. How do we do that?’” Corner Park Located on densely populated Capitol Hill, Cayton Corner Park is within a few blocks of more than a dozen nonprofit organizations, the Aegis Living senior assisted living facility, three grocery stores, 96 units of affordable or transitional housing, and Mount Zion Baptist Church. The park will be modest in size, but the plan is to create a powerful model of accessibility, with a sensory garden, ADA-accessible tables, and artistically designed safety fencing.

“We want to create a space to have our community join together at various times of the day and for various activities,” says Klarman. “Children who are deaf or hard of hearing should be able to come out and play with their peers and sign to each other, with an open space that is visually accessible. A place where seniors from Aegis can have a sandwich with a friend or interact with some of the kiddos who are in the park.”

All that for a target budget of $300,000—a third of which HSDC and the community aim to raise themselves.

Eli Reischl was a client of HSDC, and Klarman has been working with Paige Reischl to build a network of people dedicated to making Seattle’s open spaces more accessible and inclusive. As the fiscal sponsor for both Cayton Corner Park and Eli’s Park Project, Seattle Parks Foundation is working with Klarman and Reischl to ensure that they have the administrative, financial, fundraising, communications, and advocacy support they need for their efforts to succeed.

“Build it and they will come,” says Klarman. “You don’t necessarily know that people with a need for accessibility are in your community when there’s nowhere for them to go.” Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Unveils New Community Resource Hub

Get informed. Get engaged. Get organized. That’s the mantra behind the new Community Resource Hub launched by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods in February. According to city officials, this online portal of local resources, tools, and information will make it easier for community members to connect with city government and with one another.

Highlights of the online hub include:

➜➜ TheCommunity Connector, a crowdsourced list of community and nonprofit organizations that residents can connect with easily.

➜➜ TheAccessing City Government video series, which offers information on how Seattle government works and how to engage with it.

➜➜ TheGet Informed Toolbox, which contains links to information, workshops, and resources that are free or discounted for community Graphic by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods members.

➜➜ TheGet Organized Toolbox, which offers tip sheets and templates for organizing a neighborhood or community group—including strategies for meetings, recruitment ideas, and publicity tools.

The Community Resource Hub is atwww.seattle.gov/resourcehub .

New Staff Profile: Jon Monteith

Having worked in communications, politics, and to help them share their stories advocacy for a decade, Seattle Parks Foundation’s new through print, broadcast, and communications manager, Jon Monteith, knows the power digital media. of stories. “It was cause-based storytelling at “I got my start in Washington, D.C., working as a press its best: trusting that community aide in Congress and then as chief speechwriter for the members are the strongest and Democratic National Committee during the 2012 election most authentic messengers when it cycle,” Monteith says. “With institutions of that size and comes to the issues that impact their lives,” Monteith says. scope, storytelling was always about getting the right “It mirrors the community-centric work that Seattle Parks headlines or winning a major policy or political fight.” Foundation has been doing with neighborhood groups across the city, and you’ll be seeing more of that in the Monteith eventually moved to Colorado, where they months ahead.” oversaw communications—in back-to-back roles—for the state’s leading mental health and lesbian, gay, bisexual, Monteith, who moved to Seattle with their partner last year, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) advocacy organizations. is also a part-time student in the University of Washington’s While there, they worked with Coloradans across the state Master of Social Work program. Civic Leadership and Shared Vision: A Conversation with Doris Koo and Maggie Walker

Doris Koo served as president and CEO of Enterprise Community Partners, a national nonprofit specializing in affordable housing finance and community development. She also served as deputy executive director of Seattle Housing Authority, where she led redevelopment efforts in the New Holly and Rainier Vista neighborhoods. In New York City, Koo led Asian Americans for Equality, the biggest owner and developer of low-income housing in the city’s Chinatown and Lower East Side neighborhoods.

Maggie Walker currently serves as co-chair of Seattle’s Central Waterfront Committee and as chair of Friends of Waterfront Seattle, where she has played a critical role in integrating public interest and involvement into the planning process for development and design of the Central Waterfront. She is also the board chair of the National Audubon Society and a board member of the University of Washington Foundation, where she chairs the Advisory Board of the College of the Environment.

Koo and Walker recently sat down with Seattle Parks Foundation’s Thatcher Bailey to discuss the dynamics of effective civic leadership. Here is an excerpt from their conversation.

Thatcher Bailey: We’ve talked before about how change actually happens in cities, how resources actually get deployed, and how the most innovative solutions get figured out. There is a rich history of civic leaders driving change in Seattle—you two are perfect examples. Can you both talk a bit about how you came to play the roles you do?

Maggie Walker: I started at a small scale and just kept working my way into bigger situations as opportunities emerged. The thing you have to remember is that Seattle has been in flux for the last 25 years, and we are in an environment with lots of moving parts—all constantly shifting, moving, and growing. But it’s clear that’s what I enjoy: being in those situations where there’s flux and unrealized potential and an opportunity to change things.

But there is a balance. Changing things also requires us to keep underlying social constructs intact. If things are in flux and you want to come in and change everything, you don’t really have anything to build on. There’s a sort of patience-impatience quotient that has to be maintained.

Doris Koo: My first big challenge was in New York City, in Chinatown, where, back in the ’70s and ’80s, people were still living in turn-of-the-century tenements that housed the first generation of immigrants. These were decrepit living situations. At the same time, the city also had hundreds of thousands of vacant, abandoned buildings in the Lower East Side, the Bronx, and Harlem because owners walked away due to tax delinquency.

So, you had dire needs on the one hand, and then you had a vast, vacant, dilapidated stock on the other. We had to find opportunities out of this huge distress.

And similar to what you found, Maggie, we couldn’t do it alone—we had to maintain some kind of bedrock or infrastructure. That’s what Mayor Ed Koch provided. He declared that he Left: Doris Koo shares would fix up all these buildings by letting community groups take them, one at a time, for a her thoughts with Maggie Walker. dollar each if we could find a way to finance them.

Right: Maggie Walker And that sparked the interest of civic leadership, from the Ford and Rockefeller foundations Photos by Britt Le to Enterprise Community Partners, who said: We have resources, this is our mission, we know how to put financing together.

Community organizing is very unstructured, very organic. Capital is very structured. Figuring out how to bring them together requires a willingness to trust. Trust is not automatic—but a willingness to trust, an openness to trust, is so important. Because there’s no other way, no other solution, so that’s…

MW: …the most important ingredient in actually getting stuff done.

Looking back, a lot of what I have done comes from being a woman. Women hold society together, and they do it through creating networks of trust. I don’t have an MBA from Harvard and the credibility that comes with it, and because I’m a woman, most of the guys in the room discount everything I say.

What I can create in this situation is a value that people may not even register consciously—it’s the social glue and it’s exactly what you said: that willingness to believe that the other person has good in them. And that they are going to work with you to see good created.

I don’t think you can—certainly I can’t—go in and order people to get stuff done. To get something done, you have to create this web of trust among the people who are going to work with you. There’s no other way.

DK: One person may not be able to do much, but many people working together can. And I have learned that the people driving change are not necessarily part of government.

It will always take civic and community leadership to press a vision forward. I saw that in Seattle when I moved here. Forward Thrust. The Seattle Commons…

MW: Yeah, well…

DK: Yes, the Commons failed, but your waterfront project is succeeding. Something else always comes forward.

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If you really sit down and think about it, what made New York City great? It’s not tenement housing or the urban density required to jam so many people together. It’s Central Park or Flushing Meadows Park—legacy investments that make urban living better for everyone. In my life, there are three important things: affordable housing, libraries, and parks.

TB: Nice segue, Doris. In Seattle now, there’s a sense of crisis around density and affordability and homelessness. These are urgent issues reflecting rapidly growing economic inequities. Our political leaders are right to focus on these issues, but what we are losing is any focus on the things-that-make-life-worth-living issues. How do we change the conversation?

MW: I don’t think we have enough people in Seattle who think creatively about capital here, about how to use money effectively in the public sphere. We struggle with tunnel vision, and folks are too quick to jump onto the next bandwagon.

There’s a social disconnect there, a misunderstanding of what role leadership plays in bringing different people and ideas and resources together. Finding the right balance.

DK: Yes, the right balance, the responsible way of growing a city. The denser you grow, the more nature you need, and that balance is critical. If density comes with “We need public leadership a pleasant outcome, which is more beautiful, friendly open space, we can with the backbone and create a more livable city for everyone. foresight to say: We are This is where we really need civic leadership that has the vision and public going to take on tough leadership that can understand that vision. We need public leadership issues, but the city we are with the backbone and foresight to say: We are going to take on tough issues, but the city we are building is one that we all will love. You need to building is one that we all find the common threads that tie us together. will love.” MW: The interesting thing about the waterfront project is that it’s —DORIS KOO remained insanely popular. I mean, every time we poll. When we ask, how do you rate the priorities? Homelessness and transportation are always on top, but folks still think this needs to be built. And we’re able to use this data to urge the politicians to follow through.

DK: When we redeveloped the Rainier Vista and New Holly communities, we could talk to people who would live there. We could ask them about their priorities, what would make a neighborhood work. We had a lot of conversations, and people had a lot of priorities, but the top of the list was always the same: good housing, safe sidewalks, access to schools and transportation, and, of course, parks and open space.

So, the Seattle Parks Foundation cannot just go in and talk about parks and open space. It needs to frame solutions in the same comprehensive ways we want housing advocates to make their case. So that the big picture becomes clearer and clearer, and everyone is pointing to it.

MW: You support better outcomes for everyone if you articulate what you’re doing in this broader sense. The nonprofit community in this town needs to frame themselves as part of this larger landscape: Stop thinking of things so competitively and narrowly.

You know, none of us succeed if any of us fail, right? If any part of the social structure fails, then we all fail. The Power of Community Organizing: Grassroots Leaders Tackling Big Issues at the Neighborhood Level

The leaders who make the news and capture a city’s attention are often those elected by voters— politicians whose activities are highly visible. But neighborhood activists are the ones who help effect change on a street-by-street basis—taking on issues like public safety, zoning, and public spaces—even though they tend to get little or no credit.

Take Carmen Martinez, a South Park resident and youth coordinator for the Duwamish Valley Youth Corps. Martinez oversees groups of teens, ages 13 to 19, who will be the next generation of community and civic leaders in South Park. As an arm of the Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition, the program helps participants address issues in their community.

“We teach environmental education, but not only do we teach and discuss some of the inequities and environmental injustices that are going on down here in South Park, we actually try to problem solve,” Martinez says.

High on the list of challenges facing the neighborhood is air quality. “We have the highest rate of asthma for children under the age of 18 who are actually being hospitalized in King County, and we have the lowest tree canopy,” Martinez says. Tree planting is a top priority, as is giving away trees that people can plant in their yards.

“Our message and our model is that it only takes one person to make a change,” she adds. “We’re teaching young people that they are very impactful and they can make a change, which hopefully empowers them to do more in their communities as they become adults—and maybe move into community organizing.”

In Lake City, César García decided to follow the example of his partner, Peggy Hernandez, and get involved in the community. Along with another local resident, Tsegay Berhe, Carmen Martinez (front they have formed a multicultural group called the Lake City Collective to address issues such row, third from left) with members of the Duwamish as displacement, indoor and outdoor environmental quality, and economic opportunities for Valley Youth Corps. underrepresented groups in the neighborhood. Photo courtesy of Duwamish Valley Youth Corps “I would like people to think of Lake City as Seattle’s ‘last frontier,’” García says. “And that’s because our community is at a crossroads—not only because its urban village is near the city limits or it’s split in half by a major traffic highway, but most importantly because it is located in a high-displacement-risk area. This, in turn, puts minorities and low-income families living in a below-average-rent apartment at risk, which will make our work all the more important.”

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García and his group have found it challenging to recruit leaders from each community in the area. “We know there are natural leaders in each ethnic group, but finding them is another story,” he says. “There may be times and spaces where folks are more comfortable or open for a conversation to connect with them.” He feels hopeful that momentum will build and a full-fledged movement will soon be underway.

For Sally Li in Rainier Beach, activism is a way to honor her parents’ legacy. “My parents immigrated to South Seattle from China in the late 1970s, and they not only had to learn their way around a new country but faced discrimination during this struggle,” Li says. “This instilled a drive to help elevate those who need help and, by extension, rally those who are often deprived of a voice.”

Li, who is a managing broker for Beacon Hill Realty, volunteers as chair of the Rainier Beach Link2Lake Open Space Steering Committee, which focuses on improvement projects along the Henderson Street corridor from the Rainier Beach light rail station to Lake Washington.

One of the group’s initial projects is beautifying and making shoreline improvements at Be’er Sheva Park, where Henderson Street ends. The project recently received a Department of Neighborhoods grant.

Li is working hard to make sure her Want to get group captures the neighborhood’s diversity and promotes inclusivity. involved? “This neighborhood has historically Duwamish Valley Youth been neglected by the city, so now Corps: To learn about volunteer that we have a chance to have a seat opportunities or make a at the table, game on,” she adds. “We contribution, visit the Duwamish need to invite those often-overlooked River Cleanup Coalition website voices to come up and have their at www.duwamishcleanup.org. say. We also must recognize that the Lake City Collective: Residents future lies in our kids and young interested in getting involved can adults and ensure they are involved.” email César García at zoogarcia@ Top: Sally Li speaks at a Sean Watts, Seattle Parks Foundation’s director of gmail.com. community meeting. community partnerships, emphasizes that supporting Photo courtesy of Sally Li Rainier Beach Link2Lake Open the work of volunteers on the ground is integral to the Space Steering Committee: Bottom: A meeting of the foundation’s commitment to “Parks for All.” Donate by visiting www. Lake City Collective. seattleparksfoundation.org/ Photo courtesy of César García “This is about being mindful and inclusive enough in project/beer-sheva-lake- our planning processes to truly hear the needs and voices access. For more information of communities—and then showing up for these groups about the project, visit www. in whatever ways we can,” he says. rainierbeachlinktolake.org. Seattle Neighborhood Greenways Becomes Independent Nonprofit

In 2011, when safe streets advocates in three neighborhoods—Northeast Seattle, Wallingford, and Beacon Hill—discovered their shared interest in making Seattle a more walkable and bikeable city, they joined forces and Seattle Neighborhood Greenways (SNG) was born.

With Seattle Parks Foundation as a fiscal sponsor, SNG steadily expanded its grassroots advocacy, community leadership development, and coalition- building efforts. Now it’s time to take that work to the next level, having recently obtained 501(c)(3) status.

“Seattle Parks Foundation played an invaluable role in our startup years—really, as an incubator of sorts,” says SNG Executive Director Gordon Padelford. “We were able to focus on our programming work first and foremost, and with the foundation’s assistance, build the capacity we needed to stand on our own as an independent nonprofit.”

Seattle Neighborhood With leadership from SNG’s founding director, Cathy Tuttle (who is still active as a board Greenways has been working to make Seattle more member), as well as many committed volunteers, the community-driven network achieved walkable and bikeable since many early advocacy successes and built a solid reputation with city and county agencies and a 2011. Photo by Seattle Bike Blog (provided wide range of grassroots collaborators. by Seattle Neighborhood Greenways) In those early wins, SNG provided the vision, community outreach, and momentum that led city planners to incorporate neighborhood greenways—traffic-calmed streets that are safer for walking and biking—into Seattle’s Bicycle Master Plan. From there, the group embarked on a multi-neighborthood listening effort to discover what mattered most to communities across the city and expanded the scope of its work to include the redevelopment of Rainier Avenue, pocket parks in Lake City, and safe walking routes to parks, schools, and light rail stations. In 2016, SNG also led a successful campaign to reduce speed limits to safer levels citywide.

In the past year, SNG’s neighborhood groups have provided leadership on the Georgetown–South Park Trail (garnering $600,000 in city support), the Community Package Coalition (an alliance of affordable housing, green space, and mobility groups that pushed for $82 million in public benefits as part of the Washington State Convention Center expansion), and the Safe Routes to School safety improvements at the new Robert Eagle Staff Middle School in Licton Springs.

Today, the organization boasts operations in more than 20 neighborhoods. Padelford took the helm in 2017, new organizing and development staff have come on board, and SNG is about to launch a four-year strategic plan. Addressing transportation and infrastructure inequities remains a top priority for the group, particularly in low-income neighborhoods most affected by a lack of government investment.

Going forward, SNG’s relationship with Seattle Parks Foundation will continue in new ways. “They provided a lot of stability and support that has allowed us to grow,” says Padelford. “There’s a natural alignment of values and interests with Seattle Parks Foundation, and we look forward to continuing our collaborative relationship long into the future.”

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