AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOrca Advocacy: Tacoma sisters celebrated 365 days of cold-water plunges with a community swim, using social media to spotlight Southern Resident orcas. Arts & Education: Cornish and Seattle University music faculty performed together for the first time, a sign of the creative possibilities emerging from the schools’ integration. Native Voices: Northwest tribal leaders are opposing two Washington ballot initiatives they say threaten Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ rights, putting those protections at the center of November’s vote. Cultural Memory: A book documenting more than 125,000 Japanese Americans imprisoned during World War II is helping survivors and descendants honor their families and check names. Community Recovery: Spokane planners are offering wildfire survivors practical permitting help and emotional support at Shadle Park Library. Film: Seattle’s Trans Underground Film Festival brings five films to the screen, highlighting trans stories and perspectives.
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