Wa Na Wari creates space for
Black ownership, possibility, and belonging
through art, historic preservation, and connection.
Black ownership, possibility, and belonging
through art, historic preservation, and connection.
Wa Na Wari is Hiring!
We are looking for people to join the research team for our CACE 21 organizing project as Survey Administrators. This is an organizing project that brings together Black Central District homeowners and Black cultural workers to learn about and advocate for changes in land use policy. We want to help anchor Black homeowners by making it easier for them to adopt strategies like those used to create Wa Na Wari as a way of adapting to the challenges of land ownership in Seattle. We have developed a community participatory research project to help inform our organizing goal. The CACE 21 Survey Administrators play a vital role in the success of this work.
Review the full job posting
Learn more about CACE 21:
We are looking for people to join the research team for our CACE 21 organizing project as Survey Administrators. This is an organizing project that brings together Black Central District homeowners and Black cultural workers to learn about and advocate for changes in land use policy. We want to help anchor Black homeowners by making it easier for them to adopt strategies like those used to create Wa Na Wari as a way of adapting to the challenges of land ownership in Seattle. We have developed a community participatory research project to help inform our organizing goal. The CACE 21 Survey Administrators play a vital role in the success of this work.
Review the full job posting
Learn more about CACE 21:
Wa Na Wari means "Our Home" in Kalabari. Co-founder, Inye Wokoma, is Kalabari through his father's lineage. The name Wa Na Wari evokes a sense of purpose and intention to remain present in a place we consider home.
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We are excited to welcome you back!
We are no longer scheduling appointments.
We are open for drop-in visits:
Friday 5pm-8pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm
Sundays 10am-5pm
Masks required indoors and outdoors.
Wa Na Wari is located at:
911 24th Ave,
Seattle WA 98122
The Story of Wa Na Wari, as told by Inye Wokoma at Forterra's 2019 Ampersand Live