From Learning to Action: A Foundation’s Journey to Paying Shuumi Land Tax
<p>As someone who doesn’t own a car, I spend a lot of time walking around my neighborhood of El Cerrito, California. One of my favorite places is the Ohlone Greenway, a beautiful pedestrian and bicycle path that is named after the Indigenous people of what is now known as the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area.</p>
<p>But despite the hundreds of times I’ve walked that path, the meaning of the name had never crossed my mind. I was always more engrossed in reading the signs posted along the path — complaints about piled up trash, owners searching for missing pets, flyers promoting upcoming events…you get the picture.</p>
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