United Hub partnered with A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH) to engage underrepresented populations in East King County. This project aimed to gather input on displacement and affordability concerns, preferred housing types, and locations to inform planning and policy decisions. We collaborated with Eastside For All and various community-based organizations to ensure broad participation from renters, BIPOC individuals, immigrant communities, low- and moderate-income persons, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups. The engagement included community events, small group conversations, and individual meetings to gather comprehensive feedback and support the development of middle housing options that increase housing density and affordability.