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Rachel Sadon
Rachel Sadon is a freelance journalist based in Petworth with an interest in politics, culture, urbanism, and new ways of telling stories, especially when they intersect.
Features
What do solar panels have to do with affordable housing? A lot.
Rachel Sadon
Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Here, "being green" means more than just feeling good about recycling; it can mean helping a family make their rent.
Elevation Q&A: Edgar Cahn, who believes that everyone has something to contribute
Rachel Sadon
Tuesday, March 04, 2014
D.C. resident Dr. Edgar Cahn invented Time Banking, an alternative currency that prioritizes people over monetary value. Elevation DC sat down with Cahn to learn more.
Flashback: Mike Berman, director of the Downtown Holiday Market, on the lure of the marketplace
Rachel Sadon
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Mike Berman's company runs the Flea Market at Eastern Market as well as the annual Downtown Holiday Market. He spoke to Elevation DC about the past and future of the District's marketplaces.
Elevation Q&A: Mary Brown, executive director of Life Pieces to Masterpieces
Rachel Sadon
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
At this after-school arts program serving boys in Wards 7 and 8, the real masterpieces aren't the works on paper.
Pop-ups, parties, and...parking lots?
Rachel Sadon
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
This is the new way D.C. parties: think warehouses and parking lots, not swanky ballrooms. Savvy entrepreneurs are launching new businesses to take advantage of this shift in thinking, and in the meantime, activate underused spaces and neighborhoods.
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