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Washington March Unites Japanese American Survivors and Latino Immigrant Advocates
The four-day pilgrimage from Seattle to Tacoma connects the forced incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II with today’s immigration detention and deportation policies.
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Washington’s Domestic Workers Win Protections After Years of Organizing
Gov. Bob Ferguson signed the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights into law, making Washington the…
Students team up with La Resistencia to advocate for detained immigrants
In the midst of a tumultuous time for immigrants and their families, Washington pro-immigration organizers…
From Waste to Work: ReFabrica Opens Green Job Pathways for Seattle Latinas
ReFabrica is turning discarded textiles into new economic opportunities into Washington’s circular economy.
Sazón de Washington: Chamoriken serves up Chamorro and Puerto Rican fusion in Seattle
Late at night in Pioneer Square, Jesus Dumois and his wife Heather Dowai can be…
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Traditional Catrinas bring Latino pride to Seattle’s FIFA World Cup
Mundo Catrina is transforming the futbol celebration into a vibrant display of Mexican identity, immigrant…
Community Support Grows for Spokane Activists Facing Federal Charges After ICE Bus Blockade
The case has reshaped local debates over immigration enforcement and the criminalization of protest.
Preserving Latino History and Community Life in Washington
The Sea Mar Museum in South Seattle preserves Latino history through community stories, farmworker cabins,…
Immigration Crackdowns Are Breaking the Food System
In using immigration to target Farm and food chain workers, our federal government is committing…
This Seattle firm was born from fear of failure and love of family
Growing Contigo LLC is a small-business consulting firm that specializes in services, training and workshops…
Inside a Seattle mercado and café supporting Latino and LGBTQ+ artists
The Bonito Café is a Latino and LGBTQ+ owned coffee shop and marketplace, founded in…
Helping Students Speak Up and Stand Out in Washington
Founded in 2012 by Seattle native Toyia T. Taylor, Speak With Purpose is the only…
An Opportunity for Hispanics to be Academically Successful
Program helps students facing systemic barriers in higher education succeed by offering support services to…
Washington Schools Confront Growing Concerns Over ICE Raids
Teachers say that their students have expressed fear; others feel it’s not a concern for…
‘Big Man on Campus’ Pageant Encourages Men to Help End Domestic Violence
Lambda Theta Alpha celebrates their 15th annual male pageant which is designed to help raise…
Wellness with Latinas Breaks Generational Barriers By Improving Student’s Mental Health
A student organization at the University of Washington is providing a safe space for students…
Black Student Union Fosters Belonging at Local Community College Amid Rise of Far Right Attacks
While some believe identity-based student groups strengthen community ties, others think these diversity efforts are…
How All Strides Latines is building community for Latine runners in Seattle
Caring for one’s body may start with movement, but All Strides Latines is showing how…
UW’s LatinX Clinic Offers Dignity, Not Just Diabetes Treatment
The LatinX Diabetes Clinic offers linguistically and culturally accessible care for Latinos with
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Partnership Provides Fresh, Nutritious Food for Students
Public Health – Seattle & King County: 27 % of Hispanic/Latino adults experienced food insecurity—compared to…
How Language and Cultural Barriers in Healthcare Plague Seattle’s Latino Community
President Trump’s executive order designating English as the official language of the US could reduce…
Conéctate Contigo Mismo: A Wellness Tool Created for Latino/a/x/e Young Adults
Learn about a free, anonymous, online tool that is available 24/7 to anyone seeking support….
Wellness with Latinas Breaks Generational Barriers By Improving Student’s Mental Health
A student organization at the University of Washington is providing a safe space for students…
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Washington’s Domestic Workers Win Protections After Years of Organizing
Gov. Bob Ferguson signed the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights into law, making Washington the 13th state to ensure basic labor protections for domestic workers, according to the domestic employers…
From Waste to Work: ReFabrica Opens Green Job Pathways for Seattle Latinas
ReFabrica is turning discarded textiles into new economic opportunities into Washington’s circular economy.
Traditional Catrinas bring Latino pride to Seattle’s FIFA World Cup
Mundo Catrina is transforming the futbol celebration into a vibrant display of Mexican identity, immigrant pride, and cultural heritage.
Community Support Grows for Spokane Activists Facing Federal Charges After ICE Bus Blockade
The case has reshaped local debates over immigration enforcement and the criminalization of protest.
Preserving Latino History and Community Life in Washington
The Sea Mar Museum in South Seattle preserves Latino history through community stories, farmworker cabins, and a vibrant cultural center serving Washington families.
Entre Hermanos LGBTQ Center Gives Critical Support to Washington Community
With a new location in Eastern Washington, the non-profit seeks to provide more healthcare resources, especially for LGTBQ+ people.
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