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RADICAL SELF-ACCEPTANCE AS ACTIVISM
RADICAL SELF-ACCEPTANCE AS ACTIVISM: GUEST CURATOR OLAIYA LAND CURATES VIRTUAL SERIES FOR THE SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY STARTING SEPT. 29...
K.C., Coalition, other unions successfully reach to agree over vaccine mandate for County employees
Through ongoing discussion and negotiations, King County has successfully struck a deal around the vaccine mandate for county employees...
New, Long-Term Black Lives Matter Public Art Piece Installed at Seattle City Hall
SEATTLE (September 22, 2021) – Mayor Jenny A. Durkan and the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) today announced that a new,...
BACK TO SCHOOL WITH THE SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY: FREE TUTORING, LIBRARY LINK AND MUCH MORE
With children and teens back in full-day, in-person school, The Seattle Public Library is here to help students. With your library card...
Extension of Eviction Moratorium and Continuation of Additional COVID-Related Protections
Mayor Durkan Announces January 15, 2022 Extension of Eviction Moratorium and Continuation of Additional COVID-Related Protections SEATTLE...
Loans for septic repairs and replacement now available to entire state
Homeowners in 17 more counties can now access program that has already helped 1,200 homeowners. A septic contractor installs a new drain...
Economic Support for Arts, Culture and Science Organizations, and more.
Grants are available to these categories of cultural organizations: Arts, Culture, and Heritage Organizations Grants are available for...
Working Washington grants for businesses impacted by U.S.-Canadian border closure
Coming soon: OLYMPIA, WA -- The Washington State Department of Commerce announced a new grant program that will launch Oct. 4 to help...
To: All Licensees, Delivery Service Compliance Checks being conducted
To: All Licensees Fr: Deputy Chief Ron Rupke, LCB Enforcement and Education Division Re: Delivery Service Compliance Checks being...
The National Bankers Association Announces Nonprofit Initiative To Address The Racial Wealth Gap
Eliminating the racial wealth gap starts with financial literacy and equitable access to capital and financial services WASHINGTON, D.C....
54th PASTORAL ANNIVERSARY PASTOR CLAUDELL WARREN
Church of God Evangelistic Center 2715 South Jackson St Seattle, WA PASTOR CLAUDELL WARREN “Steadfast in the work of the Lord!” Phone...
Black Women for Positive Change Sponsors 10th Annual Month of Non-Violence, October 2021
October 1-31, 2021 will be the Tenth Annual Month of Families, Non-Violence and Opportunities (Month of Non-Violence), sponsored by Black...
Simple, effective hardened center lines coming to Rainier Ave S
Simple, effective hardened center lines coming to Rainier Ave S Update – September 13, 2021: We updated the map graphic and list of...
Supplemental funding awards
Supplemental funding awards more Technology Matching Fund (TMF) grants to 14 additional projects Work to close the digital divide...
City of Seattle Testing Locations Administer One Million COVID-19 Tests
Free, Accessible Testing Remains Key to Curbing Further Spread of Delta Variant SEATTLE (September 14, 2021) – Mayor Jenny A. Durkan...
As increasing heat waves threaten Washington communities
As increasing heat waves threaten Washington communities, state’s heating program for low-income households now includes cooling options ...
More contracting opportunities for minority and women-owned businesses with new K C and State of WA
More contracting opportunities for minority and women-owned businesses with new King County and State of Washington agreement King County...
Mayor Durkan Announces $9.8 Million to BIPOC- Led Community Organizations
Mayor Durkan Announces $9.8 Million to BIPOC- Led Community Organizations Through the Equitable Development Initiative SEATTLE (September...
City of Seattle and Partners Launch Efforts to Support Small Businesses During Welcome Back Weeks
SEATTLE (September 10, 2021) – Mayor Jenny A. Durkan today announced partnerships with Intentionalist, Belltown United, and the South...
Behavioral Health Resources for Back to School
New THINK Toolbox among resources to help address behavioral health impacts OLYMPIA -- As we see students and educators head back into...
Statements on Upcoming Council Vote on SPD Hiring and Retention Funding
Mayor Jenny Durkan and Police Chief Adrian Diaz Issue Seattle (September 13, 2021) Ahead of the Seattle City Council’s 2022 meeting on...
Statement on hospital capacity and crisis standards of care
Emphasizing stress, stretch, and support Hospital capacity is currently stressed across the state of Washington. The surge in...
More than $1.2 Million to be Invested in Neighborhood Economic Recovery
Applications are open for awards up to $100,000 through the new Neighborhood Economic Recovery Fund for community-led projects to...
Commerce awards $39 million to address homelessness by rapidly adding 307 new shelter and supportive
Five projects receive first phase of grants from state Rapid Capital Housing Acquisition program OLYMPIA, WA --- The Washington State...
Decolonizing Disability StudiesLunch and Learn
September 15th, 2021 12 pm - 1:30 pm Zoom Equity in Education Coalition and The Racial Equity Team has organized monthly Lunch and Learns...
Announcing Operation Present Arms - A Way for Everyone to Serve Those Who Served and Their Community
Operation Present Arms is a way everyone can Serve Those Who Served and Their Community! Getting vaccinated supports people working in...
Record Numbers of Washingtonians Sign Up for Health Care Coverage During 2021 Special Enrollment
Record Numbers of Washingtonians Sign Up for Health Care Coverage During 2021 Special Enrollment Period OLYMPIA, Wash. – Washington...
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
African-American men are at highest risk so Get It Checked By Ana Fadich Tomsic, MPH, CHES, Vice President, Men's Health Network Prostate...
New Resource Details Evidence-Based Strategies to Address Impact of Lost Instructional Time by Using
Students across the country continue to return to in-person learning after more than a year of varied access to the educational...
HOW YOU CAN HELP PREVENT AN OVERDOSE DEATH: TIPS FOR OVERDOSE AWARENESS DAY
On the final day of August, we were remembering and mourning those who have lost their lives to fatal drug overdose. And as part of...