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7/21
Community Liaison Amanda Richer Goes inside One Health Clinic to Learn about the Digital Gap
Amanda J. Richer has experienced homelessness herself and is familiar with many of the issues the unhoused community faces. For this project, she talked with One Health Clinic to learn the needs of their clients so she could bring those stories back [...]
7/20
Comic novella highlights achievements of Asian Americans in World War II
Building on the interest and success of their 2019 film “From Gum Saan to Golden Spike,” the OCA-Greater Seattle continues their creative narration of Asian American history with the recent project “In a Yellow Tone.” This comic novella highlights [...]
7/14
Learn about the Neighborhood Matching Fund at Upcoming Workshops
Fund supports community-building projects in Seattle’s neighborhoods  Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is hosting three virtual workshops for those interested in applying to their Neighborhood Matching Fund. Each workshop will provide an overview [...]
7/1
Landmarks Preservation Board to consider nominations of Cassel Crag and Blackford Hall for landmark status
Seattle’s Landmarks Preservation Board will consider the nominations of Cassel Crag at 1218 Terry Avenue and Blackford Hall at 1200 Terry Avenue on Wednesday, July 21, [...]