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What does organizational transformation looks like in action? We're loving this year-end reflection from @SeattleWorks: seattleworks.org/newchapter2… 💯
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Many people will turn George Floyd into a martyr today. We must fight to remember that he did not *give* his life for justice, for our movement, for an uprising. He wanted to live. He fought to live.
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ALT “In 2020, the Seattle Police Department’s $407 million budget will exceed the city’s entire combined spending on affordable housing ($69.1 million), health and human services ($195.9 million), affordable child care ($6.1 million), libraries ($86 million), the arts ($14.7 million) and parks, zoos and aquariums ($31.8 million).”
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A Native American woman leading the Department of the Interior is just a massively important moment
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I was really upset that homeless people did not have access to the $1,400 stimulus check.
I just found this out. If you are homeless, you can go to a tax return office where they will file something called EIP return. They will put the money on a debit card after.
Retweet.!
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Happy Valentine's Day! My indigenous homie EagleSon W. needs help to pay rent + bills! He is 8th generation of woodcarvers where he sells his hand carved totem poles at @pike_place . With his business being hit hard he needs our help! Please share + Venmo: Eagleson-Williams
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Couple more days to register for our 2/9 white caucus discussing sacrifice, in solidarity with Dr. Danielson. Register here: seattleworks.org/white-caucu…
Dr. D's brave protest resignation is a call to action. "...the near normalcy of [the institutional racism] by no means makes any of it okay." Join our white caucus on Tues. 2/9; explore how we are upholding racist systems and what we must do. Link in bio. southseattleemerald.com/2021…
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Dr. D's brave protest resignation is a call to action. "...the near normalcy of [the institutional racism] by no means makes any of it okay." Join our white caucus on Tues. 2/9; explore how we are upholding racist systems and what we must do. Link in bio. southseattleemerald.com/2021…
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📢 HIRING 📢
We are hiring a Program Manager! Priority given to applications received by February 5th. Please submit your resume here: zcu.io/Imxl
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BREAKING: Biden to order DOJ to end private prison contracts as part of racial equity push cnb.cx/2KPkkpf
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A lot of people are mad over broken windows at starbucks, but somehow stay silent when the city destroys the tents people live in.
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Utility shutoffs are a rampant public health threat. A federal study found that a utility shutoffs moratorium could have reduced COVID deaths by 14.8%. @Potus @CDCDirector: we urge you to impose a utility shutoffs moratorium via executive order.#NoShutOffs
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The world saw Tacoma PD for who they really are last night. This is the same police force that murdered Manuel Ellis in March.
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We're hiring a State Policy Fellow through the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, who will work with us in Seattle for two years specifically focusing on population health. Learn more tomorrow 1/21 at 12pm PT at this informational webinar
cbpp.zoom.us/webinar/registe…
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The police at the #seattleprotests just ran over an injured mans head with their bikes. @SeattlePD is this how you train your officers?
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“Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, n that doesn’t mean he has the supplies, or the pond is accessible or hasn’t been depleted or made toxic by commercial fishing. Also, did he ask you to teach him? I didn’t think so, Kevin.”
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My mask protects you. Your mask protects me. Wearing a cloth face covering helps stop the spread of COVID-19.
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During #COVID19, it’s important to remember you can make a major impact without leaving your home. @SeattleWorks offers a long list of local ways to do just that: bit.ly/3bUYIPY
























