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Pioneer Human Services Offers Hope to Justice-Involved Individuals During Pandemic
Seattle, WA. Pioneer Human Services is working to be a stabilizing force in the community during the COVID-19 pandemic. The nonprofit serves individuals released from prison or jail, and those in recovery, who are in need of treatment, housing, job skills training,...
The Wing Luke Museum Host Virtual Tours To Bring The Experience To You
Seattle, WA. The Wing Luke Museum has been hard at work putting new content on its website. Due to COVID-19 the Museum is closed until October 7th. New additions to the website include new curated stories, digital content, and virtual tours. The Wing Luke Museum is "A...
TeenTix Continues Programs Virtually in Light of COVID-19
Seattle, WA. TeenTix has adapted its programming to accommodate for COVID-19. (Pictured above are some smiling teens at a TeenTix event before COVID-19.) One of TeenTix’s main offerings is the free TeenTix pass, which enables any teenager to purchase $5 day-of-show...
Hopelink Provides Public With Food Throughout COVID-19 Crisis
Seattle, WA. Hopelink is continuing to provide food services in a safe way for its clients, staff, and volunteers. The nonprofit is providing people with prepackaged boxes of food rather than having clients select food within its facilities. The prepackaged boxes of...
Mary’s Place Continues to Offer Services with Health and Safety Regulations
Seattle, WA. Mary’s Place is offering the same services throughout the COVID-19 pandemic as it did before the virus. These services include emergency family shelter, meals, clothing, medical services, housing specialists, and many more programs and resources....
Seattle Folklore Society Conducts Online Song Circle and Plans Fall Concert Series
Seattle, WA. Seattle Folklore Society is connecting people globally through its virtual Seattle Song Circle, a free program in which participants gather through Zoom to sing songs with others. SFS President John Ullman shares that it’s “exciting to see what’s...
Woodland Park Zoo Plans to Keep Visitors Safe
Seattle, Wa. The Woodland Park Zoo has made some changes since reopening. Due to COVID-19 the zoo requires anyone above the age of 5 to wear a facemask at all times throughout the park. As well as having markers to make sure people maintain correct social distance....
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Orca Conservancy Calls For Legislative Action
Seattle WA. Orca Conservancy is calling for legislative action in the wake of an incident in mid-July in which thirty boaters surrounded and harassed a pod of orcas in the Tacoma Narrows. "This level of this harassment is unacceptable and is why Orca Conservancy...
Seattle Art Museum Creates Innovative Ways to Showcase New Exhibits
Seattle, Wa. Like many other businesses being affected by COVID-19 the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) has had to make adjustments when it comes to showcasing exhibits to the public. For the past two months, the Seattle Art Museum has implemented a new way to experience its...
American Cancer Association Offers COVID-19 Guidlines for Cancer Patients
Seattle, WA. On the website, for the American Cancer Association, new guidelines include ideas on how to stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. The global pandemic of the coronavirus disease, called COVID-19, continues to have a serious impact on many people,...
Seattle Aquarium Puts Safeguards in Place to Welcome Visitors
Seattle, WA. The Seattle Aquarium is open with timed ticketing and limited attendance, which means you’ll get up close to the animals and not other visitors. Seattle Aquarium staffers have worked closely with local health experts to provide a safe and fun experience....
ChichTech Continues to Grow Throughout Pandemic
Seattle, WA. Due to COVID-19, ChickTech has transitioned all of its programs online; this includes ChickTech's K-8 and high school programs, and its ACT-W conferences and events. Although this transition has left ChickTech unable to do its signature in-person...
Seattle Dance Collective Premieres “Continuum: Bridging the Distance”
Seattle, WA. Seattle Dance Collective’s new project Continuum: Bridging the Distance will broadcast digitally to the public for five weeks. Continuum includes five works of art performed by Seattle Dance Collective members, filmed by Seattle-based filmmaker Henry...
Latino Community Fund Creates COVID-19 Resiliency Fund
Seattle, WA. In pre-Covid days, the Latino community supported one another by gathering, like the picture above. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Latino Community Fund (LCF) has been reaching out online, or by using best practices in person, spreading...
Reel Queer Youth Programs Go Virtual During Pandemic
Seattle, WA. Three Dollar Bill Cinema's video production and media literacy program, Reel Queer Youth, will be held online this summer from August 3rd through August 7th. During the program, LGBTQ+ youth and allies ages 13-18 will explore filmmaking and make...
COVID-19 Travel Restrictions Delay International Adoptions
Seattle, WA. Travel is a big part of adopting internationally, so travel bans due to COVID-19 have delayed the adoption process for many families. "I think it depends on where you are in the process," says Joleigh Little-Bass, an author, and mother of two. She adopted...
Dress for Success Adapts to Keep Helping Women in the Seattle Area
Seattle, Wa. Dress for Success has a vision that leads to "A world where women do not live in poverty." The organization accomplishes this vision by helping guide, give tools, and offer information to women who need help. This is done by providing business attire for...
