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star-24px 2020 AARP Community Challenge Grantee

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Civic Participation
This project will create a continuously updated, interactive platform to capture the views of low-income residents in Chinatown and help inform planning policies and redevelopment based on community priorities.

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Handouts for mid-autumn festival.

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