Each month we will devote our attention to a selected title from within these vast categories, centering the works of foundational authors.
Girlvolution is a celebration of community, culture, and care curated by the Youth Engagement Board, a dynamic group of BIPOC girls & gender expansive youth leaders. The conference features performances, workshops, panels, and an Opportunity Fair featuring youth activists, artists, vendors, healing activities, and community resources.
Girlvolution is a celebration of community, culture, and care curated by the Youth Engagement Board, a dynamic group of BIPOC girls & gender expansive youth leaders. The conference features performances, workshops, panels, and an Opportunity Fair featuring youth activists, artists, vendors, healing activities, and community resources.
“The Wiz” by Seattle’s Teen Summer Musical will be staged downtown at the iconic Benaroya Hall and promises to be a can’t miss family favorite good time! This year’s production begins with a heartouching celebration of Aunty Em & Uncle Henry’s 25th Anniversary that gives Dorothy’s tornado-swept quest to get back home an even greater sense of urgency!
Each month we will devote our attention to a selected title from within these vast categories, centering the works of foundational authors.
Get a first look at Claudine Mboligikpelani Nako’s new musical, now in development! Hear about Nako’s process and journey bringing the show to life, experience scenes and songs from the production, and participate in a panel discussion and audience Q&A exploring the show’s connections to mental health.
The Prison Within is a film that exposes the U.S. prison system and the cycles of violence and trauma – on both sides of the wall – that are perpetuated by it. Prisoners and survivors come together and participate in VOEG (Victim Offender Education Group) —an innovative restorative justice program in San Quentin prison.
gOD-Talk explores the lives of seven Black Millennials—Atheist, Buddhist, Christians, Muslim, African Traditional Religion, and Spiritualist—and the challenges and discoveries they have with faith in the 21st century. The film is the culmination project of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History & Culture, in association with the Pew Research Center.
Join us for an evening of short films created by Oromo filmmakers from across the world, bringing together a range of stories that showcase Oromo heritage and their creativity.
Each month we will devote our attention to a selected title from within these vast categories, centering the works of foundational authors.
The Leader Lab brings together civic imagination to advance reparations for Black Washingtonians, as Washington State conducts its first reparations study, focusing on economic opportunity, education, health, and mass incarceration. Participants will be part of dynamic lightning-round talks with leaders in reparations work and a special workshop on building a shared Road Map.
The Leader Lab brings together civic imagination to advance reparations for Black Washingtonians, as Washington State conducts its first reparations study, focusing on economic opportunity, education, health, and mass incarceration. Participants will be part of dynamic lightning-round talks with leaders in reparations work and a special workshop on building a shared Road Map.
Each month we will devote our attention to a selected title from within these vast categories, centering the works of foundational authors.
A group of kids from a previous youth film collective camp, posing and smiling
A group of kids from a previous youth film collective camp, posing and smiling
Javann Jones and A-QUEEN, professional Black comedians and co-producers of #TheBLACKOUT, Seattle’s only all Black comedy showcase, teach you how to write and perform stand-up comedy in only six classes!
Each month we will devote our attention to a selected title from within these vast categories, centering the works of foundational authors.
One week. One theme. One chance to create something unforgettable. You will have one week to write, shoot, and edit a short film, submitting the final product by December 15.
Celebrate the season with us! Join students, friends, family, and the community for a free end-of-year gathering showcasing the vibrant sounds of Sheree Seretse’s marimba classes.
Each month we will devote our attention to a selected title from within these vast categories, centering the works of foundational authors.
Each month we will devote our attention to a selected title from within these vast categories, centering the works of foundational authors.
Girlvolution is a celebration of community, culture, and care curated by the Youth Engagement Board, a dynamic group of BIPOC girls & gender expansive youth leaders. The conference features performances, workshops, panels, and an Opportunity Fair featuring youth activists, artists, vendors, healing activities, and community resources.
Girlvolution is a celebration of community, culture, and care curated by the Youth Engagement Board, a dynamic group of BIPOC girls & gender expansive youth leaders. The conference features performances, workshops, panels, and an Opportunity Fair featuring youth activists, artists, vendors, healing activities, and community resources.
“The Wiz” by Seattle’s Teen Summer Musical will be staged downtown at the iconic Benaroya Hall and promises to be a can’t miss family favorite good time! This year’s production begins with a heartouching celebration of Aunty Em & Uncle Henry’s 25th Anniversary that gives Dorothy’s tornado-swept quest to get back home an even greater sense of urgency!
Each month we will devote our attention to a selected title from within these vast categories, centering the works of foundational authors.
Get a first look at Claudine Mboligikpelani Nako’s new musical, now in development! Hear about Nako’s process and journey bringing the show to life, experience scenes and songs from the production, and participate in a panel discussion and audience Q&A exploring the show’s connections to mental health.
The Prison Within is a film that exposes the U.S. prison system and the cycles of violence and trauma – on both sides of the wall – that are perpetuated by it. Prisoners and survivors come together and participate in VOEG (Victim Offender Education Group) —an innovative restorative justice program in San Quentin prison.
gOD-Talk explores the lives of seven Black Millennials—Atheist, Buddhist, Christians, Muslim, African Traditional Religion, and Spiritualist—and the challenges and discoveries they have with faith in the 21st century. The film is the culmination project of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History & Culture, in association with the Pew Research Center.
Join us for an evening of short films created by Oromo filmmakers from across the world, bringing together a range of stories that showcase Oromo heritage and their creativity.
Each month we will devote our attention to a selected title from within these vast categories, centering the works of foundational authors.