Events
Community Power: Practical Tools for Community Led Change
This virtual convening is for you if you’ve ever seen a problem and wanted to fix it, but didn't know where to begin. Across three days, residents, organizers, researchers, advocates, and public partners will share practical tools for turning local concerns into (collective) action.
Community Power Tools: Day 2
Sessions
12 PM Session 1: How Ecology Supports Community Engagement
12 PM Session 2: Community Gardens: Gateway to Science in Community
12 PM Session 3: Understanding Lead Exposure: From Community Awareness to Public Health Action
6:30 PM: A Neighborhood Rebel Movement: If I Could Do It, Anyone Can
Community Power Tools: Day 3
Sessions
12:00 PM: Municipal Airports: Community Partnerships & Engagement
6:00 PM: From Community Concerns to Collective Action
Community Power Tools: Day 1
Sessions
12 PM: Who Owns the Data? Reclaiming Community Knowledge for an Ecosocial Just Transition
6:30 PM: How to Use Your Local Government & Groups
Port Public Meeting (Burien)
The Port will host four identical in-person public meetings to share information about the SEPA DEIS and receive your official comments.
Port Public Meeting (Federal Way)
The Port will host four identical in-person public meetings to share information about the SEPA DEIS and receive your official comments.
Port Public Meeting (Des Moines)
The Port will host four identical in-person public meetings to share information about the SEPA DEIS and receive your official comments.
Port Public Meeting (SeaTac)
The Port will host four identical in-person public meetings to share information about the SEPA DEIS and receive your official comments.
What’s at Stake: A Community Power Night
We’ll break down the Port’s 6,000-page airport expansion study in plain language, explain what it means for our neighborhoods, and help you get ready to speak up.