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"COVID-19 Relief Fund for WA Undocumented Folks Overview" on Washington Dream Coalition WDC Facebook page
No full textScreenshot of Facebook page for Washington Dream Coalition. This video interview talks about how the Washington State Relief Fund started and how challenging this pandemic has been for undocumented immigrants. The video includes members, Alejandra Pérez and Paul Quinonez Figueroa of the Washington Dream Coalition, who highlight the application process for the fund. It encourages people to donate to nonprofit organizations to help those in need.Link to Washington Dream Coalition page: https://www.facebook.com/WADreamCoalition/videos/64938969896273
Tacoma Mutual Aid Collective. Zoe Grieder, Midge Nichols, and Alex Williams interview
No full textInterview with Tacoma Mutual Aid Collective. The questions were based around their mutual aid and the volunteers, what they provide for the patrons they were helping, how sexuality and gender plays a role in their foundation, and if their organization was inspired despite the actions of former President of the United States, Donald Trum
Collegiate Community Transitions Support Washington State Bill
No full textWashington State HB 1499 is a drug decriminalization bill that the student lead club, Collegiate Community Transitions (CCT) at the University of Washington - Bothell, supports, and encourages students and community members to contact representatives to support. This bill, known as the Pathways to Recovery Act, would remove penalties for “personal use” amounts of illegal substances while expanding outreach and recovery services to those that are in need. This would naturally limit the amount of people incarcerated.Please see this link for a the bill as written: https://web.archive.org/web/20210316152708/http%3A%2F%2Flawfilesext.leg.wa.gov%2Fbiennium%2F2021-22%2FPdf%2FBills%2FHouse%2520Bills%2F1499.pdf%3Fq%3D20210316082444 Please see this link for a how the bill is shown in the Washington State bill information website: https://web.archive.org/web/20210226172808/https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=1499&Year=2021&Initiative=fals
Indivisible Kirkland Upcoming Events Newsletter, January 27, 2021
No full textA newsletter of the January Upcoming Events and Actions for Indivisible Kirkland, with events including Washington Black Lives Matter Movement Alliance actions, Upcoming Legislative Meetings, and Climate Actionshttps://mailchi.mp/ab996fbe525e/urgent-actions-upcoming-event
Diaper and Fruit Donations, February 2021, Edmonds, Washington
No full textDiaper and fruit supplies in Edmonds, Washington, during the COVID-19 pandemic in the year of 202
Souvenir hockey puck from the inaugural season opening night home game of the Seattle Kraken on October 23, 2021
No full textThe Kraken are the first professional hockey team to play in Seattle since the Seattle Totems, who ended their run in 1975. The Kraken are also the first Seattle hockey team to compete for the Stanley Cup since the Seattle Metropolitans, who won it in 1917. This souvenir puck commemorates the inaugural season opening night home game for the Seattle Kraken, when they lost to the Vancouver Canucks 2-4.1 Puck, Hockey; Materials: rubber --plastic --cardboard; Dimensions: 3.5 in.H x 3.5 in.W x 1.25 in.D (case
Black parka painted by artist Malcolm Procter (Wolf Delux), 2021
No full textMalcolm Procter, who goes by the artist name of Wolf Delux, creates “wearable paintings” by decorating secondhand clothing with dynamic linework. His energetic and distinctive style is done with paint or bleach to create the desired effect on each garment. Procter is a Black artist and was born and raised in Seattle. His work takes inspiration from many sources, including pop art, video games, African mud cloth, graffiti, and Medu Netcher (hieroglyphics). In addition to his works on clothing, Procter was also a sought-after muralist in 2020 when many businesses were boarded up with plywood.1 Parka; Materials: fabric --paint; Dimensions: 36.5 in.H x 71 in.
Washington Dream Coalition. Alejandra Pérez Interview
No full textInterview with Alejandra Pérez, an organizer and member of the Washington Dream Coalition, who discusses the organization's mission, partnerships, COVID-19 Relief Fund, and her experience and work with undocumented individuals and families, mostly in the King County area. She also mentions the organization's experience during COVID-19 pandemic and gender biases within the workplace
Collegiate Community Transitions. Isatou Ceesay interview
No full textInterview with Isatou Ceesay, the VP of Collegiate Community Transitions (CCT), to discuss the club, its formation, goals and mission, challenges, women-led social justice organization, connection to Trump administration, intersectionality, and the intended trajectory of this new clu
Indivisible Kirkland Vision, Mission, Values
No full textIndivisible Kirkland's Vision, Values, and Missio