A history of political movements at UW and what it means for us today
The encampment that occupied the Quad is neither the first political protest this city has seen nor the first occupation.
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The encampment that occupied the Quad is neither the first political protest this city has seen nor the first occupation.
El Centro de la Raza, which translates into 'the Center for People of all Races,' has been a part of the South Sound community for more than 50 years, serving around a half-million people during that time.
The creation of a public park on a former military site in Seattle's Magnolia neighborhood ended decades of discord.
A peaceful takeover of a vacant schoolhouse in Beacon Hill once rocked the city—and inspired future racial justice fights like CHOP decades later.
Colleen Echohawk and Rich Barton are among the housing advocates and real estate titans who shape the city, from covered patios to Climate Pledge arena.