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Why Pedagogy Matters When Making Education Equitable

Technology Access Foundation

Pedagogy plays a crucial role in creating equitable education systems. Effective teaching strategies recognize and address the diverse needs of students, ensuring that all learners have access to quality education. Traditional methods often overlook the challenges faced by marginalized groups, le...

Seattle Met Top Doctors 2025

Pacific Medical Centers

Twenty-three clinicians from Pacific Medical Centers (PacMed) have been recognized in the Seattle Met 2025 Top Doctors list, honoring the region’s most trusted medical professionals based on peer and patient nominations. This annual list reflects the professional respect and trust that these clin...

October 2025 Update

Lake City Seniors

On October 8, a Medicare/Medicaid expert will be available at the center to answer questions. Participants are encouraged to submit specific queries in advance. A new Lake City Seniors WhatsApp group is being launched for important updates, including cancellations or inclement weather. Classes on...

Meet Kendrie!

The National Children's Cancer Society - Financial Assistance

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Meet Kendrie, a Beyond the Cure Ambassador Scholarship recipient from 2018 to 2023. At just 4 years old, Kendrie was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, leading to a challenging 2½ years of treatment, including surgeries and chemotherapy. Despite the hardships, she found strength in her ...

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Neighborhood House

Neighborhood House will host a celebration on Oct. 7, 2025, to rename its Rainier Vista building as The Wilcox Center. This event honors Shirley and Louis Wilcox for their significant contributions to the community and acknowledges the ongoing efforts of Neighborhood House volunteers. The Wilcox ...

October 2025 Donations Needed

Hospitality House

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Happy October! As the weather changes, so do the needs of residents. There is a particular shortage of essential items, marked in bold. To assist, donations can be made through the organization’s Amazon wishlist, where items are removed as they are purchased. If an item remains on the list, it is...

Take transit to the game!

Sound Transit

Spring sports season brings various transit options for fans attending games in Seattle. Fans can use Link light rail, Sounder trains, and buses to reach venues like Lumen Field and Climate Pledge Arena. It’s advisable to plan ahead, expect crowds, and use an ORCA card or the Transit Go Ticket ap...

Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Lighthouse NW

October is recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the impact of domestic violence and support those affected. The campaign aims to educate communities about the signs of abuse and encourage individuals to take action against it. Domestic violence remains ...

Capitol Courier: Prop 1 and the Seattle FEPP Levy

BrightSpark

This year, Seattle voters will decide on the renewal of the Family, Education, Preschool, and Promise (FEPP) Levy, which funds essential early learning programs, particularly the Seattle Preschool Program (SPP). The SPP provides affordable preschool options for low-income families, featuring a na...

craig’s family finds home again

Mary's Place

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Craig’s life changed dramatically when severe water damage rendered his apartment unlivable, forcing him and his two children, Tanner and Ellie, out of their home. The family lost many cherished belongings and faced significant housing debt, leading them to a difficult period of instability. They...

Public hearing regarding human services needs in Bellevue

City of Bellevue

The Bellevue Human Services Commission will host a public hearing on housing and human services needs on Monday, Oct. 20, at 6 p.m. at City Hall, located at 450 110th Ave. NE. This hearing aims to gather community input regarding the services required for low- and moderate-income residents, inclu...