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Podcast: Spring Institute on Children, Race, and Racism
Rhythm & News interview with Dwane Chappelle, director of the City of Seattle's Department of Education & Early Learning, and Sonja Griffin, DEEL’s Manager of Quality Practice & Professional Development, about their upcoming conference on Elevating the Brilliance of Black Boys.
Podcast: Joey Thomas On The Will To Succeed
Rhythm & News interview with former Garfield High School football coach and NFL football player Joey Thomas about overcoming adversity and the will to succeed as an athlete and in life.
Podcast: Alena Larie
Rhythm & News interview with Seattle-based recording artist Alena Larie about her career, new genre and new music.
Podcast: Alaska Airlines – UNCF Partnership
Rhythm & News interview with Linda Thompson-Black, Area Development Director for UNCF Northwest/Washington, Oregon, Alaska and Idaho, about their partnership with Alaska Airlines and the unveiling of Alaska's UNCF inspired aircraft.
Podcast: When Your Love Ones Go Missing
Rhythm & News with Senior NNPA National Correspondent Stacy Brown about the disproportionate number of Black and Brown children that go missing each year, and helpful tips on being proactive about locating loved ones who are missing.
Podcast: Garfield High School’s 2021 Football Team
Rhythm & News interview with Garfield High School Head Football Coach Reggie Witherspoon, Jr. about the team's 2021 season, their victory over Rainier Beach and the unique combination of talent at all grade levels, including freshmen, on this year's varsity football team.
Podcast – Protecting Renters From Discrimination
Rhythm & News interview with Ian Warner, public policy director with Zillow, about tools available through Zillow to help protect renters from discrimination.
Podcast: Helping Students Navigate COVID-19 Mentally And Physically
Seattle Medium/Rhythm & News interview with clinical psychologist Dr. Ben Johnson about the mental, physical and nutritional support needed for children to successully navigate online learning during COVID. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.
Podcast: The Seattle Community Safety Initiative
Rhythm & News interview with Paul Patu about a coalition of community groups that have come together to make the Central Area, West Seattle and Southeast Seattle safe for all residents.
Podcast: Should You Take The COVID Vaccine?
Rhythm & News interview with Dr. John Vassall and Dr. Bessie Young about the safety of the COVID vaccines that are available and whether or not people should take them and why.
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Visit South Lake Union Community Center Online Open House
SPR and the design team from NBBJ have collected community feedback and are excited to share how the input has helped shape the schematic design, floor plan and programming spaces.
Featured News
White House To Focus On New Vaccination Milestones As U.S. Is Expected To Miss July 4 Goal
"We've made tremendous progress in our vaccination efforts to date, and the ultimate goal has been to get America back to normal, as you said, and we're looking forward to doing that even here at the White House," press secretary Jen Psaki said this week.
College/Pro Football
Carl Nassib Of Las Vegas Raiders Is First Active NFL Player To Announce He Is Gay
"I just think that representation and visibility are so important," he said. "I actually hope that one day videos like this and the whole coming out process are just not necessary. But until then, I'm going to do my best and do my part to cultivate a culture that's accepting, that's compassionate."
Video
Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah Turn 20
A spectacular feat of engineering, the man-made islands of Palm Jumeirah are 20 years old this year.
International
Canada To Ease Mandatory Quarantine On Some Arrivals
From just before midnight on July 5, Canadians and permanent residents who've received a full course of a coronavirus vaccine accepted by the government can leave isolation early of if they test negative for Covid on entry.