Connect
If your family came through the CD, we’re looking for you.
Through Beach, through Franklin, through Garfield. Whether you’re still on the block or twenty miles south of it. Whether you left in ’92 or last spring.
There’s no pitch attached to this. We’re trying to find out how many of us there actually are and where everybody ended up, because right now nobody knows — and you can’t call a neighborhood back together if you can’t reach it.
We’ll use this to reach you about King Versant and nothing else. No selling it, no sharing it, no renting it out. If you want off the list later, say the word and you’re off.
What the list turns into
Groups, surveys, and a calendar.
The list is step one. Here’s what it’s for.
Finding each other
A real count of where the CD’s people landed, gathered from the people themselves instead of estimated from census tracts.
Community groups
Space for the groups that already exist and the ones that should — by school, by block, by generation, by family.
A calendar that’s ours
What’s happening across the CD and South King County, in one place, so nobody finds out the week after.
Other ways
Reach us direct.
If a form isn’t your thing, or you’d rather just talk — especially if you’re an elder holding photographs, or you knew Central Dynasty, or you’ve got something to correct on The Neighborhood — come at us direct.
- Email: [email protected]
- Instagram: [PLACEHOLDER — handle]
- Facebook: facebook.com/kingversant
- The group: The Central District — Wherever We Landed
- YouTube: [PLACEHOLDER — channel]
Spread it
Send this to one person.
Not a hundred. One. Somebody whose family came through the CD and who’d want to know this exists.
That’s how a scattered neighborhood gets found — the same way it scattered. One household at a time.
