As part of our recognition of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re honored to spotlight author and mental health advocate Bebe Moore Campbell, whose legacy has brought visibility and truth to the intersection of race, trauma, and healing.
In honor of National Minority Mental Health Month, we’re spotlighting a behavioral health awareness series in collaboration with Volunteers of America Western Washington. This campaign kicks off a broader dialogue about culturally competent mental health care and the systemic changes our communities need and deserve.
This short video highlights how communities of color are uniquely impacted by mental health challenges—and why awareness, access, and trust are essential to healing.
Historian and cultural quilter Georgia Payne shares why teaching Black history matters—through storytelling, quilts, and “The History Tent” at Nubian Jam. This 14-minute interview highlights the power of cultural memory and community education.
Microaggressions are subtle, but their impact is not. This short video explores the everyday language and behavior that reinforces exclusion—and how we can do better.
What does it mean to love a country that hasn’t always loved you back? This short video invites honest reflection on American identity, justice, and belonging.
Empathy helps us honor different lived experiences and build meaningful connections. This short video reminds us how empathy—distinct from sympathy—can deepen trust and healing in our communities.
Racism can be invisible—yet deeply felt. This short video challenges us to see how racism moves through everyday life, just like electricity in the air.
What does it mean to truly hold space for someone else? This short video explores how deep presence and empathy can transform connection.
In this powerful 90-minute talk, Dr. Kurt Hatch unpacks how racism and trauma impact youth of color—and what schools and communities must do to create change.
This short promo introduces the Taking Care of Your Health series, designed to empower our community with accessible, trusted health information.
Workplace burnout can harm both individuals and organizations—but you can spot the signs early. This quick 1-minute video offers helpful tips
Learn how to navigate tough conversations with empathy, clarity, and confidence. This short video opens the door to healing, conflict resolution, and deeper understanding across differences.
Explore how anxiety, stress, and depression impact our communities—and how we can respond with care, healing, and a trauma-informed lens. This conversation offers real tools, shared stories, and a powerful reminder: you are not alone.
Get free, expert guidance and financial help with your home loan through the Washington State Homeownership Hotline. If you or a parent/grandparent lived in Washington before 1968, and you're part of a historically excluded racial group, you may qualify for additional support through the Covenant Homeownership Program. This initiative supports Black, Hispanic, Indigenous, and other identified communities with down payment assistance and homeownership coaching.
We're committed to dismantling racism and disrupting inequality to create a society where all people can truly be free. This means addressing issues most important to the African American community.
We're committed to dismantling racism and disrupting inequality to create a society where all people can truly be free. This means addressing issues most important to the African American community.
The Snohomish County Branch in Washington is working with community organiatiosn and residents to define adna ddress disparate renwable eneregy access, and environmentla injustices
