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Seattle Handmaids hold large demonstration at Pike Place Market to emphasize global and local oppression

Seattle Handmaids hold large demonstration at Pike Place Market to emphasize global and local oppression

September 20, 2026
Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupt Seattle Sister Cities Street Fair and demand the City cut ties with Be’er Sheva

Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupt Seattle Sister Cities Street Fair and demand the City cut ties with Be’er Sheva

September 20, 2026
Seattle Against War brings attention to 200 days of U.S. and Israel’s war in Iran and demands end to suffering and destruction

Seattle Against War brings attention to 200 days of U.S. and Israel’s war in Iran and demands end to suffering and destruction

September 19, 2026
Cut Ties With Genocide’s petition demands Washington State Investment Board divest from companies profiting off U.S. and Israeli genocide in Palestine

Cut Ties With Genocide’s petition demands Washington State Investment Board divest from companies profiting off U.S. and Israeli genocide in Palestine

September 17, 2026
Pro-Palestinian protesters arrested on UW in 2025 avoid trespassing charges

Pro-Palestinian protesters arrested on UW in 2025 avoid trespassing charges

September 15, 2026
  • Washington honors farm worker movement leader Dolores Huerta Day and takes steps to remove Cesar Chávez 

    Washington honors farm worker movement leader Dolores Huerta Day and takes steps to remove Cesar Chávez 
    April 12, 2026

    By Hannah Saunders Last month, the New York Times released an article about United Farm Workers (UFW) leader Cesar Chávez sexually assaulting and raping girls, with co-founder Dolores Huerta also coming forward about the abuse she endured in the 60s. On April 10, Washington celebrated…

    Continue reading →: Washington honors farm worker movement leader Dolores Huerta Day and takes steps to remove Cesar Chávez 
  • Mayor Wilson’s voters hold “Community Not Cameras” rally for her 100th day in office

    Mayor Wilson’s voters hold “Community Not Cameras” rally for her 100th day in office
    April 11, 2026

    By Hannah Saunders On April 10, about 50 community members attended a “Community Not Cameras” press briefing and rally at Seattle City Hall Plaza. Tamales and flyers were being passed out to people who were there to call on Mayor Wilson to immediately turn off…

    Continue reading →: Mayor Wilson’s voters hold “Community Not Cameras” rally for her 100th day in office
  • Mayor Wilson regurgitates the same talking points during Our Seattle surveillance Town Hall

    Mayor Wilson regurgitates the same talking points during Our Seattle surveillance Town Hall
    April 9, 2026

    By Hannah Saunders While people turned out to the federal building to protest Trump’s war on Iran and ICE’s kidnappings at the facility on April 7, Our Seattle held a virtual town hall with Mayor Katie Wilson for a discussion on surveillance expansion and concerns.…

    Continue reading →: Mayor Wilson regurgitates the same talking points during Our Seattle surveillance Town Hall
  • Trash, shaming, light vandalism: April 7 autonomous action outside Seattle’s federal building

    Trash, shaming, light vandalism: April 7 autonomous action outside Seattle’s federal building
    April 9, 2026

    By Hannah Saunders Numerous actions were held outside of Seattle’s federal building on the late afternoon and evening of April 7. Earlier that day, Trump announced “a whole civilization will die tonight,” referencing Iran and its decision to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed off…

    Continue reading →: Trash, shaming, light vandalism: April 7 autonomous action outside Seattle’s federal building
  • GEM’s first event shines light on strength of Seattle’s Trans community

    GEM’s first event shines light on strength of Seattle’s Trans community
    April 6, 2026

    By Hannah Saunders The Gender Equality Movement’s (GEM) inaugural event on April 3 outside of the Henry M. Jackson federal building brought about 50 community members together to celebrate Trans joy, resilience, and visibility. Speakers highlighted the beauty of the Trans community and expressed what…

    Continue reading →: GEM’s first event shines light on strength of Seattle’s Trans community
  • Anonymous text campaign seeks support to block permit for Snohomish Pride Parade

    Anonymous text campaign seeks support to block permit for Snohomish Pride Parade
    April 2, 2026

    By Hannah Saunders On the evening of March 20, Snohomish residents received an anonymous text seeking support for blocking the permit for the Snohomish Pride Parade. Since, several neighboring Pride groups and the 44th Legislative District Democrats have spoken out condemning the campaign. Special event…

    Continue reading →: Anonymous text campaign seeks support to block permit for Snohomish Pride Parade
  • Months after Trump withdraws U.S. from the WHO, WA joins its Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network

    Months after Trump withdraws U.S. from the WHO, WA joins its Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network
    April 1, 2026

    By Hannah Saunders The Evergreen State has officially joined the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network (GOARN), which will strengthen the state’s ability to monitor and respond to disease outbreaks across the globe, and it comes months after Trump withdrew the…

    Continue reading →: Months after Trump withdraws U.S. from the WHO, WA joins its Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network
  • Mayor Wilson’s surveillance town hall recap: pro-camera narrative, snide remarks, frustrated constituents

    Mayor Wilson’s surveillance town hall recap: pro-camera narrative, snide remarks, frustrated constituents
    March 30, 2026

    By Hannah Saunders After announcing a pause in Seattle’s CCTV Pilot Program yet an expansion in cameras, Mayor Katie Wilson participated in a town hall event on surveillance and safety alongside South Seattle Emerald’s Florangela Davila on March 27. Mayor Wilson smoothly responded to Davila’s…

    Continue reading →: Mayor Wilson’s surveillance town hall recap: pro-camera narrative, snide remarks, frustrated constituents
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