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Continue reading →: KOI and Stone Soup Crew kick-off “Welcome to the Table,” monthly meet-ups for Trans refugees
by Hannah Saunders The Kawaguchi O’Connor Initiative (KOI) and Stone Soup Crew (SCC) are kicking-off its first “Welcome to the Table,” event on September 12 from 6-9 p.m. at the Cal Anderson Park Shelterhouse. These gatherings are set to take place each month to bring…
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Continue reading →: Photos: Fedayeen Football League’s Makluba Cup
by Hannah Saunders On September 5, Seattle’s Fedayeen Football League hosted its first ever Makluba Cup to bring attention to and honor Palestinian athletes who were martyred during the genocide. The day featured matches of 5 v. 5, tents with booths and resources, and a…
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Continue reading →: Proposed UW code of conduct changes spark concerns over students’ right to protest
by Gray Trammel The University of Washington (UW) has delayed proposed changes to its Student Conduct Code after student organizers raised concerns that the revisions could give the institution the authority to discipline students involved in protests. The recommendations would revise UW’s definitions of disruption,…
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Continue reading →: TtS weekly round-up Sept. 1-7: vandal destroys Olympia’s Free Palestine mural, “historic surge” in ICE kidnappings, Fedayeen Football League tournament
by Hannah Saunders We’re bringing you another weekly reporting round-up from September 1-7, where we published six articles on topics like a vandal destroying the Free Palestine mural in Olympia, Washington experiencing a “historic surge,” in ICE kidnappings, and the Fedayeen Football League’s Makluba Cup.…
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Continue reading →: Seattle’s Fedayeen Football League hosts first Makluba Cup to honor Palestinian martyrs
by Hannah Saunders The sound of whistles blowing and balls being kicked rang through the synthetic turf soccer fields at Shoreline Park on September 5, where the Fedayeen Football League hosted its first ever Makluba Cup. The event honored Palestinian athletes martyred during the ongoing…
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Continue reading →: WAISN workers unionizing for accountability and better working conditions after leadership laid off several employees
by Hannah Saunders Workers at the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) are unionizing for fair and consistent workplace conditions, and transparency and accountability from leadership, which recently emphasized a lack of donations. As a result, several employees have been laid off while all others have…
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Continue reading →: Anti-war activists to protest 200 days of war on Iran at Pike Place Market and announce new campaign
by Hannah Saunders September 16 marks 200 days since the start of the U.S. and Israel’s war on Iran, and Seattle anti-war activists are holding a protest at Pike Place Market at 5:30 p.m. where they will announce a new campaign. Several similar protests will…
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Continue reading →: 11,000 Washington immigrants expected to lose Medicaid coverage in October
by Hannah Saunders Medicaid coverage in Washington state will experience challenges in the coming months, with 11,000 immigrants expected to lose coverage on October 1. This is the result of Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” which he signed over one year ago that slashed…
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