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Seattle mayor expands tech tool built with Google to streamline benefit program application process

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The homepage for the City of Seattle’s CiviForm website, a tool that makes it faster and easier for residents to apply to city-related benefit and discount programs. The CiviForm tool was developed by the City of Seattle’s Innovation and Performance team and Seattle Information Technology Department and first piloted in June 2021.

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Univ. of Washington science programs to be housed in new building that includes public, private tenants

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The west part of the UW campus, envisioned as an area for collaboration among various business and nonprofit organizations, has been dubbed “Portage Bay Crossing.” The project involves leasing UW-owned land for 80 years to the developer, Wexford Science & Technology , which will lease the building to the UW.

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$10B Bezos Earth Fund earmarks $2B for land restoration and food production efforts

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As the United Nation’s COP26 climate talks in Glasgow kicked off this week, the Bezos Earth Fund on Monday announced its plans for $2 billion of the $10 billion fund: programs supporting land restoration and food production. The fund has hired some notable folks from environmental nonprofits to build its leadership team.

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Tech Moves: Zillow hires Nike exec as first design chief; Allen Institute has new CEO; and more

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Last year saw Zillow Group undergo a major pivot, shutting down its iBuying program Zillow Offers. Brain circuitry expert Rui Costa took over from founding Allen Institute CEO Allan Jones as CEO and president of the nonprofit research organization. Emily Chavez is joining Seattle HR consultancy Reverb as head of leadership development.

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Univ. of Washington set to break ground on 69-acre redevelopment to create Seattle innovation hub

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An view from the south of the proposed green space expansion within the University of Washington’s planned Portage Bay Crossing development. to develop what it calls “knowledge communities.” An artist’s rendering of Brightwork, a new building planned for the UW’s Portage Bay Crossing development.

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LinkedIn and Year Up partner for a more diverse IT future

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Companies have been responding of late by offering volunteer time off and by partnering with organizations that could benefit greatly from the added help of programs and staff time. Since then, LinkedIn has “grown into one of the major enterprise partners for Year Up,” says Audrey Rhodes Market, the Year Up program manager at LinkedIn.

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Ray Ozzie’s cellular IoT startup Blues Wireless raises $22M from Bill Gates and others

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Developers use the JSON programming language and two lines of code to make it all work. The idea for Blues came from Ozzie’s work as a board director at Safecast , a data monitoring nonprofit that launched in response to the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. Blues previously raised $11 million in April 2020.

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