Please Note: Seating is first come, first serve. This powerful and thought provoking series of monologues explores African American experiences with institutional profiling. Inspired by the shootings of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and John Crawford III in Beavercreek, Ohio, these seven perspectives delve into the challenges of law enforcement and violence in our society. > Continue Reading
Please Note: Seating is first come, first serve. This powerful and thought provoking series of monologues explores African American experiences with institutional profiling. Inspired by the shootings of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and John Crawford III in Beavercreek, Ohio, these seven perspectives delve into the challenges of law enforcement and violence in our society. > Continue Reading
Please Note: Seating is first come, first serve. This powerful and thought provoking series of monologues explores African American experiences with institutional profiling. Inspired by the shootings of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and John Crawford III in Beavercreek, Ohio, these seven perspectives delve into the challenges of law enforcement and violence in our society. > Continue Reading
A morning of celebration, mobilizing early learning partnerships. For more information contact Penny at pennyl@first5fundamentals.org
6th annual Stand Up & Cheer Luncheon supports the mission and operations of Palmer Scholars All proceeds raised from this event will go toward scholarships, mentoring and the support for our scholars, making it possible for them to succeed in college.
Washington State has taken center stage in the legal battle over the Trump Administration’s proposed immigration reforms. As the legal battle unfolds, Washington State could see profound changes in our relationship with the rest of the world. Join our conversation with State Solicitor General Noah Purcell, who successfully argued in federal court to block Trump’s > Continue Reading
Graduation rates are up! Many access and achievement gaps are closing. There's still much work to do to help every child achieve success from cradle to college and career. Join us as we unveil the 2017 Community Impact Report and engage in community-wide discussions about what's working and what's next. Learn what Tacoma's community-aligned movement > Continue Reading
A Step Ahead in Pierce County invites you to follow the yellow brick road to support families of infants and toddlers with special needs by enhancing their development and relationships both at home and in their community.
May is Hunger Awareness Month! Emergency Food Network has made it easy for you to get involved through events and volunteer opportunities to help your neighbors in need. Just choose at least one or more of these fun and easy activities in the month of May to make a difference in your community. Visit www.efoodnet.org > Continue Reading
