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A Conversation With Stacey Abrams, hosted by Eric Liu, will explore the meaning of ownership—in both its literal form (land, home, opportunity) and its philosophical one (agency, voice, power). Together, we’ll examine what it means to own our communities, our democracy, and our future.

 

Stacey Abrams is a political leader, voting rights advocate, bestselling author, and founder of multiple organizations advancing democracy and economic equity. Her leadership has inspired millions to believe in the power of participation and the necessity of justice.

Eric Liu is the CEO of Citizen University, former White House speechwriter, and one of the most compelling civic thinkers of our time. His work centers on civic power, moral imagination, and the responsibilities of belonging in a democracy. His leadership brings depth and clarity to the conversation, making this event not just a talk—but a call to action.

This event benefits Homestead Community Land Trust, recognized for creating permanently affordable homes—built through centering community, shared ownership, and generational justice.


This event invites you to gather in community, to reflect on where we are, and to imagine where we go next – together.

 

Event Details
Date: Saturday, September 27, 2025
Time: Doors open at 6:00 PM | Program begins at 7:30 PM
Location: Town Hall Seattle – Great Hall

Need help? Email getinvolved@homesteadclt.org

or call  206-538-0289 

"Conversation With" is supported by:

Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Please contact getinvolved@homesteadclt.org for details.

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Introduction to Community Land Trusts and Homestead CLT: From our proud origins in the Civil Rights movement to our accomplishments in addressing displacement and creating first-time homebuying opportunities in King County, there's a lot to share and celebrate. Learn more about where community land trusts started, how they are a vital tool for vibrant, inclusive and equitable economies, and how they put homeownership within reach for those shut out of owning a home. 

Our next 'Intro to Homestead' Zoom sessions are Tuesday, June 11 at 5 PM, and Tuesday, June 18 at 12 PM. 

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