On WTJU’s Soundboard this week, Giles, Elliott, and Emily talk with host Eliza Wilson about change in the Belmont neighborhood of Charlottesville, including a long-time rental community being displaced and the pressures that promote single-family homes over potentially affordable apartment buildings.
Emily Hays grew up in Charlottesville and graduated from Yale in 2016. She covered growth, development, and affordable living. Before writing for Charlottesville Tomorrow, she produced a podcast on education and caste in Maharashtra, India.
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Giles Morris, who was executive director of Charlottesville Tomorrow from 2018 to 2023, has spent the past two decades as a journalist, community organizer and executive leader, helping communities and organizations find their voices and chronicling the ways larger forces impact the lives of people.
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Elliott Robinson has spent nearly 15 years in journalism and joined Charlottesville Tomorrow as its news editor in August 2018 through 2021. He is a graduate of Christopher Newport University.
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