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Equinox Rising Project

Equinox Rising is a showcase highlighting LGBTQI artists who bring their vibrant musicality to create a platform of visibility and affirmation in Seattle. Singer- songwriters of different genres will come together in a rare opportunity to share their talents, all of whom identify as LGBTQI, people of color and/or people with chronic illness and disability. This showcase will be a free, all-ages event on March 17, 2018 at the Massive Monkees Studio, The Beacon, located in the International District. It is featuring an exciting lineup of local and visiting musicians.

Sand Point Arts and Cultural Exchange

Sand Point Arts and Cultural Exchange will purchase and install equipment that will allow the KMGP 101.1 radio station to provide free community programming. The programming and production equipment will be installed within Warren G. Magnuson Park at 7400 Sand Point Way NE and the station's antenna will be installed at the University of Washington's McMahon Hall located at 4249 Whitman Court. Planning and installation activities will occur during the summer of 2017.

Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle

The Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle will be making repairs to the Eritrean Association's Community Center, located at 1954 S. Massachusetts St. The center is a vital hub for cultural activities and other community gatherings for the Eritrean community, the broader immigrant/refugee community, and surrounding neighbors. This project, will improve the Community Center by repairing issues in the parking lot and main hall. There will be a tree removal, concrete and fencing repair, 2) address drainage issues, regrading and asphalting, and 3) replacement of exit gate. There will also be window replacement in the main hall, surface repairs and repainting. These improvements will keep the community space safe and in working order for community use. This project will be completed by late fall 2022.

Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle

The Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle located at 1954 S Massachusetts will with this project make improvements to the facility that includes replacing the parking lot exit gate, repainting interior walls of the entry way, and strip and wax the floors of the large hall. The improvements are vital to the community as it will keep a unique community space safe in working order for community events, civic engagement activities, and food and nutrition programs.

Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle

The Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle located at 1954 S Massachusetts will with this project make improvements to the facility. The improvements are vital to the community as it will keep a unique community space safe in working order for community events, civic engagement activities, and food and nutrition programs. The project will be complete by Spring of 2025.

Eritrean Community in Seattle & Vicinity

This event is the celebration of the 40 year legacy of the Eritrean Community Center (ECC) and those that have dedicated their lives to the growth and sustainability of our community. As a community center built by its members, the foundation of ECC is a network of families supporting families while contributing to our Central District community. We are a nonprofit organization created to assist those that have immigrated to the United States with both cultural connectivity and a gamut of necessities to sustain their livelihood. Oftentimes our community members battle harrowing life events to reach the US and our role is to create a safe space while connecting community with the resources they wouldn't have had access to otherwise. This event will honor our members that have passed away and those that are with us today.

Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle

The Eritrean Association’s Community Center is a vital hub for cultural activities and other community gatherings for the Eritrean community, the broader immigrant/refugee community, and surrounding neighbors. This project, will improve the Community Center by installing a fire sprinkler system that will increase the safety for members and program participants. This project is vital to the community as it will keep a unique community space safe in working order for community events, civic engagement activities, and food and nutrition programs. The project will be completed in late fall of 2025.

Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle

The Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle will construct improvements to the Eritrean Association Community Center located at 1954 South Massachusetts Ave., including remodel of an outdoor community gathering area and improvements to the center's large hall. These improvements will make the Center's facility, including indoor and outdoor spaces, an inviting venue for community events and educational activities. The center is a vital hub for cultural activities and other community gatherings for the Eritrean community, the broader immigrant/refugee community, and surrounding neighbors.

Eritrean Community in Seattle & Vicinity

Eritrean immigrants and refugees will learn basic computer and Internet skills and utilize Geez language software and web-based resources. The grant will enable upgrades to computer workstations.

Eritrean Community in Seattle & Vicinity

Upgrade outdated computers in the Technology Learning Center and offer basic and professional computer skills and Tigrinya language training (GEEZ) to 150 Eritrean families.

Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle

The Eritrean Association of Greater Seattle will organize an Eritrean Independence Day Celebration at Seward Park on May 25, 2019. The family-friendly event will feature Eritrean singers and musicians, local Eritrean children and youth performing traditional dances, poetry readings, drama, and a showcase of visual arts. There will be a soccer tournament the preceding weekend, May 18-19. Several thousand people are expected to attend the festival and tournament.

Childhaven

ESIT

Encompass Northwest

ESIT

Boyer Children's Clinic

ESIT

Hearing Speech & Deaf Center

ESIT

WestEd

ESIT: Strengthen the Workforce

WestEd

ESIT: Strengthen the Workforce

Sawhorse Revolution

Sawhorse Revolution will work with 25 young female-identified builders to construct a 200-square-foot mobile unit for Estelita's Library. The library will house the nation's largest collection of historic Black Panther Party newspapers. It will be located at 241 Martin Luther King Jr Wy S. Construction will take place from fall 2019 to spring 2020.

East African Arts & Cultural Association

The East African Arts & Cultural Association will celebrate Seattle Ethiopians' Week with a 5 day public celebration to be held July 2-6, 2017. It will take place at King's Hall located at 2929 27th Ave S. The celebration will convene the Ethiopian community to express their heritage, engage Ethiopian youth in relevant community issues, showcase Ethiopian performing and visual arts, and strengthen mutual understanding and respect between a wide variety of cultures.

BEGO, Inc.

BEGO, Inc. will host an Ethiopian cultural festival on August 12, 2018 from 10am - 10pm. It will take place on E Cherry St between 23rd Ave and Martin Luther King Jr Way. The free event will feature musicians, dancers, creative artists, vendors, food, and family activities.

Ethnic Heritage Council

The Ethnic Heritage Council will host a community potluck picnic on Sunday, August 13, 2017, 2pm to 5pm, at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center. Free and open to all, the picnic will feature ethnic music, song, and dance. The picnic will bring people face to face to build relationships across ethnic groups and learn each other's concerns, practices, and celebrations. The Council is also using the event as a tool to help create an electronic directory of area ethnic groups for schools, community, and businesses. They are expecting around 100 attendees.

CID Parks Partnership

The CID Parks Partnership will conduct post-occupancy evaluations (POEs) this summer and early fall for the Donnie Chin International Children's Park and Hing Hay Park. Our goal is to examine how these two recently completed community park efforts are performing and serving the local community. The purpose of a POE is to learn about the users of the parks and to investigate how the design of the parks served their needs. The evidence-based findings (based on interviews, focus groups, & behavior mapping) are expected to support future design of public parks in the District and beyond. Our expected outcome is building capacity within the community, better understanding of how to program parks for community, suggestions for future improvements, and a report that can be shared with the community, other neighborhoods, and Seattle Parks & Recreation. This project will be completed by January 31, 2019.

Evanston P-Patch Neighborhood Watch Group

The Evanston P-Patch Neighborhood Watch Group will host a series of events at 611 N. 101st St from 6:30-8:30pm. The events will take place on the following dates: July 25th, August 7th, and September 15. The events will feature emergency management professionals that will educate community members on resources available, and provide information on emergency preparations.