EPISODE · Jan 15, 2022 · 36 MIN
Episode 50: East End Connections with Roy Lira and Diego Degenhart
from Tell me more about cohousing · host Lynn Morstead & Kelli Soika
Send us a message!In Episode 50 Lynn Morstead interviews East End resident Roy Lira (President of the Super Neighborhood #63 in the Second Ward, Vice Chair for the Super Neighborhood Alliance, and a director in the East End District) and Diego Degenhart, a senior at Rice University and Community Bridges Fellow at the Kinder Institute. She wanted to learn more about the unique characteristics of our future neighborhood from their perspective.Topics we cover are:How these neighborhood organizations support the East End community.The unique characteristics of the East End including heritage, demographics, culture, community connections, walkability and celebrations.The Buffalo Bayou Partnership East Sector Master PlanMisconceptions about the East EndHow does the East End compare to the suburbs in HoustonAdvice for how CoHousing Houston can integrate into the communityFor more information about Super Neighborhood #63 please refer to : LINKListen in to find out more about our conversation. For more information about our project, please check out our website at www.cohousinghouston.com. Let us know if you have any comments or ideas by emailing us at [email protected].
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Send us a message! In Episode 50 Lynn Morstead interviews East End resident Roy Lira (President of the Super Neighborhood #63 in the Second Ward, Vice Chair for the Super Neighborhood Alliance, and a director in the East End District) and Diego Degenhart, a senior at Rice University and Community Bridges Fellow at the Kinder Institute. She wanted to learn more about the unique characteristics of our future neighborhood from their perspective. Topics we cover are: How these neighborhood ...
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