Saturday, September 26, 2020 6PM

Y’all ready for this? So much positivity came from the first Sit Down and Listen, I'm working with the community to have another one! Due to smoke and hazardous weather conditions, we have decided to move this event online! I will be sharing the zoom link below. Please save the date and participate if you can

You can donate to Venmo: Nikaylasart and DM if you want to volunteer in anyway! Looking forward to see you and please spread the word.

Monday, August 31, 2PM

Since May 29th protesting has been throughout our cities and state. screaming that BLACK LIVES MATTER!!
Kirkland it's time to march. Time to tell Mayor Penny Sweet we believe Black lives matter. If she believes it she needs to prove it.
Meet at Heritage Park for a rally and march to city hall led by a black woman.

Penny Sweet, Jay Arnold, and other city council members, attended this successful event!

The intent of this forum is to provide a safe place for our black community to be listened to and educate our non POC community including families with young children to participate in spreading awareness for Black Lives Matter and systemic racism. We want to show everyone who attends the importance of standing up for equity and social justice. It is important that we allow space for our community to participate and learn from the movement to further understand and support Black Lives Matter. We also want to share the hope we have of the future by hearing experiences from our youth activists.

Featuring speakers and performances at the final destination of the march: the reserve roastery. 
Did you know: Starbucks (alongside corporations like Microsoft, Costco, Amazon and more) are donors to the Seattle Police Foundation, which SPD often depends on to function. This foundation helps with supplying the police with supplies and latest “police technology” and advanced worn gear. Seattle police foundation has little to no oversight on their budget, unlike the money provided by the city.