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ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

Housing Is Environmental Justice

HOUSING QUALITY

Safe, stable housing is foundational to health, safety, and community wellbeing.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Infrastructure decisions can determine who has access—and who gets left behind.

LAND & CULTURE

Connection to land sustains culture, identity, food systems, and belonging.

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Health, Culture, Place

Culturally appropriate housing supports:

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  • Physical and mental health

  • Extended family structures

  • Ceremony, food, and cultural practice

  • Community resilience
     

This work recognizes housing as a foundation for collective wellbeing.

Sustainability Pathways

This project explores sustainability as a practice, not a marketing label.

Potential areas of exploration include:

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  • Energy-ready housing design

  • Land stewardship integration

  • Food sovereignty and growing spaces

  • Place-based, low-impact development
     

All decisions are guided by feasibility, community input, and long-term stewardship.

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Housing

Insecurity

Infrastructure Inequity

Health

Disparities

Land Access and Displacement

Climate and Sustainability Readiness

Environmental Justice Alignment

Salmonberry Village Assets aligns with environmental justice priorities by addressing:​

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