
ALT The graphic is a poster for the Duwamish River Festival. The text reads, " Duwamish River Festival. United for Justice. 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday, August 5, 2023. Duwamish River People's Park and Shoreline Habitat. 8700 Dallas Ave. S / Bus lines 60 & 132. FREE food, music, entertainment, information, raffles, and much more. For more information: www.drcc.org/duwamish-river-festival-2023." The graphic has blue and green tones, in the center is a photo of the Duwamish River.

ALT The graphic is promoting Celebrate Little Saigon. The text reads, "Bring the Family to Celebrate Little Saigon. Saturday, August 5, 2023, 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., 1033 S. Jackson St., Seattle." The graphic has three different photos of children, one is being held, another is being fed, and one is playing in a bouncy house. Surrounding the photos are different food items and flowers, like banh mi, lime, hao mai, hoisen sauce and sirracha. The background colors includes aquamarine, green, and yellow.

ALT A gold background with black text reading "Get outdoors with a group for the price of s standard Metro fare!" A photograph of 3 people disembark from a black van with a gold stripe reading "Community Van" on the side in white text is centered in the middle of the graphic. A black bar with the white logos of ECOSS, Amazon, King County Metro, King County Parks, & The Wilderness Society is across the bottom.

ALT A black van with the white King county Metro logo, the words Community Van, & a gold stripe on it drives into frame from the left-hand side of the graphic. A gold background pops against black lettering that reads "Love getting outside but don't have a car? Meet Community Van!" A black band with the white ECOSS, Amazon, King County Metro, King County Parks, & The Wilderness Society logos borders the bottom of the graphic.

ALT An employee in a dark gray bucket hat, long sleeve shirt, & neon orange mesh vest with the King County Parks logo on the back walks away from the camera into a grassy, wooded area. Text to the left of them reads "What should the roles and responsibilities of a new King County Park Ranger program be?"



















