In our latest audio story, producer Christie Roberston takes us to the Cedar River Watershed, where Seattle residents explore the source of their drinking water through guided tours, language support, ...
Throughout the span of their careers, one thing has remained steadfast for both Department of Neighborhoods (DON), Director Quynh Pham and Deputy Director Cuc Vu; community empowerment. From leading ...
The scene couldn’t have been more idyllic. The golden hour sunset spreading across Capitol Hill. Autumn leaves gently falling on rainbow crosswalks. The sound of excited reunions and 90s music echoing ...
The International Special Review District (ISRD) Board announces candidate(s) for two board positions up for its annual election of board members. Nominations closed on Monday, October 19, 2026 for ...
The year 1991 had been a turbulent one for Seattle’s lesbian and gay community. AIDS deaths were soaring; anti-gay violence on Capitol Hill had reached epidemic levels; and lesbian and gay military ...
In the fall of 2005, when our oldest son was twelve, I took an afternoon off from the startup where I worked as an executive to chaperone his class, 50 raucous sixth graders from Seattle Academy, on ...
The City of Seattle will continue its commitment to food equity by investing more than $1.45 million in a diverse group of 23 community partners for 2026. These organizations deliver free meals, share ...
Twenty-two community-led projects across Seattle are receiving nearly $1 million through the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods’ Neighborhood Matching Fund (NMF), helping residents bring their ideas ...
Over the past two years, we have witnessed the true meaning of community and seen people across the city step up to support one another with compassion and kindness. To recognize these acts of ...
Throughout 2024, we have been working directly with the disability community to share stories and experiences that highlight advocacy efforts for equitable access and disability justice. We recently ...
Visual artist live-onstage painting of Black Panther history. – Painting raffled off to attendees. Closing: Attendees ate lumpia and listened to music until midnight. Funded in part by the Seattle ...
The City of Seattle, in partnership with Washington Bus and the Seattle Youth Commission, invites individuals 14-19 years old to City Hall Sunday, September 20 for Youth Power in Action: Seattle’s Day ...
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