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NEWS AND MEDIA

Check Out the History of the Skyway Resource Center!

Check Out the History of the Skyway Resource Center!

Check out the very first video of our Skyway Resource Center docuseries; The History of the Skyway Resource Center! We're creating a...

Join Our Giving Campaign!

Join Our Giving Campaign!

We're excited to share our End-of-The-Year Giving Campaign! While our partnership works hard to provide resources for families and...

We're celebrating our 2-year anniversary with the Skyway Resource Center!

We're celebrating our 2-year anniversary with the Skyway Resource Center!

We're celebrating our 2-year anniversary with the Skyway Resource Center! We are delighted to support the Skyway/West-Hill community and...

RIZP

REPORTS

2020 Report: State of the RIZP

Laying the Groundwork For The Renton Innovation Zone: A Case Study in Community Collaboration

RIZP's Operation Manager, Christabel Fowler, speaks to the West Hill Association about the

SKYWAY RESOURCE CENTER

REPORTS

2022

Skyway Resource Center Q1 Report. 2022

2021

Skyway Resource Center Q1 Report. 2021

Skyway Resource Center Q2 Report. 2021

Skyway Resource Center Q3 Report. 2021

Skyway Resource Center Q4 Report. 2021

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Latest News

Skyway fights for housing, parks and community at ‘critical moment’

Skyway fights for housing, parks and community at ‘critical moment’

Converge Media: The Morning Show Update, 1/31

Converge Media: The Morning Show Update, 1/31

Washington State's Second HUD EnVision Center Opens in Skyway - October 17, 2020- South Seattle Emerald

Skyway fights for housing, parks and community at ‘critical moment’

Skyway fights for housing, parks and community at ‘critical moment’

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RIZP

VIDEOS

2019 EduTalks: A Place Called RIZ— Ryan Quigtar

2019 EduTalks: A Place Called RIZ— Ryan Quigtar

Ryan Quigtar, director of the Renton Innovation Zone Partnership (Community Center for Education Results), shares how schools, community-based organizations, government entities and community leaders are co-designing strategies that create opportunities for historically underserved communities to thrive. EduTalks: A Place Called School took place at Sartori Elementary School and was co-sponsored by Renton School District with support from the University of Washington Alumni Association.