Watch Driven to Change: A Virtual Summit on Transportation, Housing, and the Climate Crisis in Our Region It’s hard to believe it’s already been a month since we hosted Driven to Change: A Virtual Summit on Transportation, Housing, and the Climate Crisis in Our Region. Over the last few weeks, …
Climate Change: A Global Threat with Local Solutions The following is a guest post written by Aarati Bothe, sophomore in chemical engineering at NC State University and volunteer intern for WakeUP. Since late last year, I’ve been serving as a volunteer intern at WakeUP Wake County. As a sophomore in …
Are you hearing a lot about Transit Oriented Development (TOD) and not sure if it really works and if it can work in Wake County? Join WakeUP Wake County and CAFT at Noon on October 9th, to discuss Transit Oriented Development (TOD): What is it & How Does it Work? …
At District D Town Hall, Candidates for City Council Trade Ideas for Ensuring Raleigh’s Continued Progress Last Monday evening, in partnership with the Blue Ridge Corridor Alliance and the Hillsborough Street Community Service Corporation, we held the fifth and final event in our series of Town Hall-style candidate forums for …
At Mayoral Town Hall, Candidates Look to Differentiate Themselves in a Crowded Field This past Wednesday evening, in partnership with North Carolina Asian Americans Together, the Blue Ridge Corridor Alliance, and the Hillsborough Street Community Service Corporation, we held the latest event in our series of Town Hall-style candidate forums …
At Town Hall for Districts A and B, Candidates Discuss Collaboration, Affordable Housing, Water Quality, and Transit. Last Thursday evening, at the Marsh Creek Park Community Center in northeast Raleigh, around 50 residents came out to the latest event in our series of Town Hall-style candidate forums for the Raleigh …
At District E Town Hall, Candidates Debate the Merits of Density and Contrast Differing Views on Growth This past Monday evening, in partnership with the Blue Ridge Corridor Alliance, we held the next event in our series of candidate forums for the Raleigh municipal election coming up this fall on …
In Southeast Raleigh, Candidates for City Council Gather for an Engaging Town Hall, Emphasizing a Need to Listen to Residents It’s municipal election season here in Wake County. And on October 8th — as is the case every two years — all eight seats on Raleigh’s City Council, including the …
