kevin’s Substack
kevin jonesThis substack considers Swannanoa, North Carolina the center of the universe, post Helene and is trying to put the devastation and the gift economy that’s arisen in context
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Activism and assets
The Spectrum of Stories
A decade of Neighborhood Economics, and what this year’s sessions are actually about
Why a data center fight belongs in a session on faith and community assets
In Taylor, Texas — a small town near Austin —...
Asking the right questions of a watershed
The Watershed Doesn’t Have a Scarcity Problem. It Has a Governance Problem.
A few years back, John Warriner told someone who was on one of the governing boards of the Walla Walla River that there was enough water in the system — enough,...
Sponge cities are no longer a metaphor
Having been evicted from our house next to the Swannanoa River when the river rose 15 feet Sept 27th two years ago by Hurricane Helene I have become much more aware of the need to change the way we create resilience in our neighborhoods....
DAF collaborative is in the house
I’ve spent close to twenty years watching philanthropic capital try to find its way into the places that need it most. Some of that time was spent building the tools myself — Good Capital, our impact fund, and SOCAP, created to be the marke...
Linking watershed health with community health
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Three years from now, in a home rule state
The hospital’s boardroom had a window that looked out over the parking structure, and beyond that, if you knew where to look, a thin gray line that was the creek. The chief medical offic...
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