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The 2009 Seattle Race Conference - Save the Date!

The 2009 Seattle Race Conference

Saturday, October 24th
Brockey Center, South Seattle Community College

This year’s theme is: Where Goes the Neighborhood?
Community Displacement and Equitable Development

Join us for presentations, workshops, and community collaboration.

For more information visit: www.seattleraceconference.org
or email: info@seattleraceconference.org

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Health Care for All in 2009 - Mothers Leading the Way!
Saturday, May 30th
12:30-3:30pm, March starts at Pratt Park, 18th & Yesler, Seattle

For more information visit: www.may30march.org

Event Flyer

The Seattle Office for Civil Rights supports access to affordable healthcare for all. A healthy society is one where residents can seek out affordable preventative health care and receive needed medication regardless of income and race. We are a proud co-sponsor of the Health Care for All March. The goal of universal health coverage has perhaps never been closer to realization than it is today. President Obama has put out the call for health care reform in 2009. We have an opportunity to achieve progressive policies in our state and country. Join us in supporting the call for health care reform this year.

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Civil Rights Training - Overcoming Challenges to Asset Building: Current Issues in Civil Rights A workshop for social service providers, community organizers and advocates
Tuesday, June 16th
9am-12:30pm
Location: 2100 Building, 2100 24th Avenue South, Seattle 98144

To register for this workshop e-mail: Brenda.Anibarro@Seattle.Gov or call (206)-684-4514.

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Adobe PDF graphic The Seattle City Council, proclaimed June 2008 as LGB&T Pride month

Read about previous
Seattle Human Rights Day events!
 
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- December 10, 1948,
United Nations General Assembly
(English and other languages)