Antonia is a recent graduate with degrees in Ethnic Studies and Communication with a minor in Spanish at Boise State University. She plans to use her work to advocate for a more intentional and equitable society. Antonia Bassett is an intern at CCLR and assists in community outreach and promoting CCLR events and webinars. With a passion for community development and social justice, Antonia looks forward to using her communication skills to encourage CCLR’s mission to create more equitable and sustainable communities!
Cover photo: baskets woven from California-native Tule Rush by the Yurok Tribe November is an important time to recognize and honor the cultures, contributions, and histories of Indigenous peoples across the United States. Native American Heritage Month i...
It’s a hot Saturday in the middle of July in Plummer, Idaho, an hour south of Spokane. It feels like most of the city is at Plummer Days, enjoying live music, vendors, food trucks, bounce houses for the kids and a parade featuring the fire departmen...
I might be part of a team that deals with brownfield reuse, but since I’m on the communications side, I don’t always grasp the technical stuff. RLF? MARC? TBA? They’re just acronyms to me! But after attending the Washington Brownfield Worksh...
