Join us this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Zoom to reflect on Dr. King’s appeal to America over 50 years ago and the work that still needs to be done to get there.

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Featuring: Deepa Bhandaru, Caroline Pew, Paula Rebsom, and Tracy Furutani

Tuesday, February 8, 2022

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Youtube Live: https://bit.ly/WCJYT

Need accommodation? Contact ds@seattlecolleges.edu

In collaboration with Shakira Adams M.Ed.

This year’s District Book Read is Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Casual discussions will begin at the end of January, so pick up your copy today! There are a limited number of free copies available for students at the NSC Library. For more information on the, book, the event, and how to request a copy, click here.

The library’s hours are:

Till Thursday, December 16: 10am t0 4pm

Closed December 20th to 24th

December 27th to 30th: 10am to 2pm

January 3rd: 10am to 2pm

Winter Quarter Hours: M-F 10am to 4pm.

Join us for an informative Climate Justice Panel on Friday, December 3rd from 2pm to 3pm. It will be featuring Dr. Heather Price, Caroline Pew, Jill Lane, and Cate O’dahl. This event will be held on Zoom with the help of Jim Jewell and E.P.I.C. Special thanks to Shakira Adams for organizing it.

Join us this Thursday, November 18th at 4pm for an hour of Skribbl.io, the fun, Pictionary-like game that brings out the artist in you!

North Seattle’s LGBTQIA+ affinity group will be holding space for those who have lost their lives due to acts of anti-transgender violence.

We will be honoring their lives by displaying art made by Trans artists and hearing from Trans poets and writers.

When: Friday, November 19th from 12pm to 1pm.

Where: The Art Gallery at North Seattle College and virtually in the LGBTQIA+ affinity group Zoom lounge.

If you are a Trans artist or writer and would like to submit something for this event, please fill out the following form. We’d be honored to feature your work.

PASSCODE: 119678

On Friday, November 19th, 2021 at noon, we will be holding space for those who have been tragically taken from us due to anti-transgender violence. If you are a member of the Trans community and would like to share your art (including writing, etc), please fill out this short form.

This in-person and virtual event will take place in the Art Gallery and virtually in the LGBTQIA+ affinity lounge Zoom.

PASSCODE: 119678

Join us as we learn about and discuss the true history of Thanksgiving with special guest speaker, Professor Cristóbal Borges, PhD.

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Tuesday, November 23rd. 3pm to 4pm on Zoom.