Tacoma's Welcoming Week Celebrated Sept 13-22, 2024 Welcoming Week is a national movement in which communities gather to recognize and celebrate the contributions and sacrifices of their foreign-born neighbors and community members. Please join Tacoma Community House for a series of events surrounding inclusion, diversity and welcoming our foreign-born neighbors. We can't wait to > Continue Reading

The Apple Cup comes early this year! Save the date and join us on Saturday, Sept. 14 for a celebration and viewing party at Poquitos Tacoma. Wear your purple and gold, and plan to enjoy appetizers, non-alcoholic beverages, drink specials and more. Try a Husky-inspired drink while you mingle with fellow Huskies, and the UW > Continue Reading

This year the Tacoma Moon Festival serves as the opening event of Tacoma Community House’s “Welcoming Week,” an annual program started in 2012 by Welcoming America, a nonprofit leading a movement of inclusive communities becoming more prosperous by ensuring everyone belongs, including immigrants. During Welcoming Week, organizations and communities bring together neighbors of all backgrounds > Continue Reading

Tacoma Community House is excited to partner with Happy Duo Café for a Café Takeover on September 18. Dine in at Hapy Duo Café from 4:30pm-6:30pm and 50% of all proceeds from those sales will go to Tacoma Community House. In addition, we invite you all to the University Place Pierce County Library for a > Continue Reading

Todd Miller from The Border Chronicle will be joining AIDNW by Zoom from Tucson. He'll give an update on the current situation at the border and explain scandals of the border industrial complex. Lunch will be served. Please let us know you plan to attend: volunteercoordinator@aidnw.org Curious about the Border Chronicle? See: https://www.theborderchronicle.com/about Peace Lutheran Church 2106 Cushman > Continue Reading

As the summer ends and fall begins, our mind turns to change. We might be thinking about what we need to make it through the colder and darker days. In this presentation, Sarah Low will provide us with the opportunity to consider the meaning of change by teaching us how trees survive and thrive through > Continue Reading

Learn about Chinese-style ink rubbings from Professor Vernon Ng, who will offer a lecture, demonstration, and audience Q&A about this scholarly practice. Ink rubbings date back to the 7th Century AD, during the Tang Dynasty, and have since developed into an important technology to preserve historical markers and inscriptions. Learn more about Professor Ng’s efforts > Continue Reading