King County Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS) has selected two operators for the Health Through Housing buildings in Federal Way and Auburn. The buildings were purchased by the…
by SEAneighborhoods Let’s go back to August 2020. COVID was still relatively new, stay-at-home ordinances were being extended, toilet paper was a hot commodity, and nobody was certain what the immediate…
Most people looking down Yesler Way on a wet spring day see a busy street lined with rain-soaked sidewalks, tulip trees and apartment buildings. Not NiRae Petty. She sees a…
B. Lyte, a spoken word artist and founder of Power To The Poetry, was elegant and creative in her approach to being the Master of Ceremonies for The Urban League…
SEATTLE (August 12, 2021) - Building on last year’s success, the Port of Seattle’s Opportunity Youth Initiative continues in its second year, providing underserved youth with jobs and skills training…
SEATTLE — The Seattle Storm announced today the 2021 Force4Change campaign “Kicks for Equality,” which features an online auction that will run from June 27 to July 7, with the…
Originally posted in the Seattle Medium By Michelle Merriweather, President/CEO, Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle After a year of anxiety, loss, fear, and isolation, it seems clear that light is on…
Original article published by All in WA COVID-19 has disproportionately impacted Black, Indigenous, and Communities of Color, including immigrants and refugees, on multiple levels. This impact has extended into vaccination…
Original article written and published by GeekWire Mama Sambusa Kitchen was recently saved from potential financial ruin by a high school student. Through a new program offered by the Seattle Office of…
Original article written and posted by becu.org Fueled by a desire to be good ancestors, four Black women are transforming how philanthropy builds Black health, wealth and well-being. The underlying…