Puget Sound Sage

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Puget Sound Sage charts a path to a living economy in the South Salish Sea and Duwamish River Valley regions by developing community power to influence, lead and govern.

No Soccer Without Workers! ✊️ The World Cup games have kicked off in Seattle, and we’ve got the backs of the workers who keep our neighborhood running. We’re putting stickers up all over town. If you see one out there, take a pic and pass it our way! ⚽️

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Chinatown-International District is calling! Join your community to fight for the #Next100Years! We’ll be making fans and buttons to bring to the next Sound Transit board meeting to continue our community advocacy for the South of CID station. Sign up to work together on May 21 3:30 to 4:30pm.

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Good news! The application period for the Community Leadership Institute has been extended to May 15th. If you've been thinking about elevating your leadership skills and widening your network, this might be the fellowship for you.

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We're standing with the Southend Transit Justice Coalition next week to fight for the Graham Street light rail station, and we'd love to see you there! 🚉 Transit Justice Rally and March: 5/11 at 10am, begins at MLK Jr. Way S & S Eddy St. Transit Justice Town Hall: 5/12 at 6:30pm, 5740 MLK Jr. Way

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We’re proud to support our partners at Got Green for the release of their powerful new report, Public Housing to Weather the Storm, exposing years of unaddressed repairs, mold, and unsafe conditions across Seattle Housing Authority units. (1/2)

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"When hearings are moved up with limited notice, asylum seekers may not have adequate time to secure attorneys, gather affidavits, obtain country condition reports, or prepare testimony. Due process depends not only on having a hearing, but on having a meaningful opportunity to present evidence."

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HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who stopped by Gan Bei last week to celebrate Sage, sing all the songs and raise a goodbye toast to Chrissy! ✨️ Thank you, Chrissy for your leadership, you have stewarded a period of growth and have laid the foundation for years to come of transformative work at Sage.

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📣 Now accepting applications for the Community Leadership Institute! This is open to all applicants in King and Pierce Counties or can attend in person in Seattle, WA Program Dates: September 2026 to April 2027 Application Deadline: April 30, 2026 at 11:59 pm PST

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Last month, 15 CLI & VCLI fellows and alumni from Snohomish, King, Pierce and Clark counties organized an Olympia Day of hands-on legislative advocacy and learning. A heartfelt thank you to Senator Rebecca Saldaña for hosting us, sharing her wisdom, and creating space for our emerging leaders (1/2)

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Last Tuesday, we marked the 8th day of the year of the Fire Horse 大年初八with the elders and the youngsters from the CID, gathering at Hing Hay Park to call for an ICE Free Zone. To celebrate the festive moments with their neighbors, over 100 red packets with candies and red cards were given out (1/3)

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THIS SUNDAY Jan 25, 11AM at Byrd Barr Place : Attend a Canvassing 101 training and learn how you can canvas in your own neighborhood to say ICE is not welcome. Afterwards, we will go out and start canvassing in our own neighborhoods at 12PM. For more information, contact: (206) 890-4422

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Join Town Hall Seattle, Juneau Street Resilience Pod, and the City of Seattle’s Office of Sustainability and Environment for an evening with climate justice leaders who are reimagining our climate future in Seattle and beyond. Sage's Climate Policy Manager Debolina Banerjee will also be on the panel

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Thursday 9/25 at 4pm! Join the aunties of the Chinatown-International District as they take you through a tour of the neighborhood, hear their visions of growing the CID for the #Next100Years for families, workers and community, and why they chose North/South as the best option for the new station

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If we aren't planning for our community, someone else is. This is the last public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan and our City Council needs to do better on anti-displacement. On Friday, the City Council will decide on over 100 amendments to the Comprehensive Plan. While this plan does not (1/3)

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Thank you to everyone who celebrated with us last week on the launch of the King County Equitable Development Initiative (EDI), a huge victory for our coalition!! After three years of organizing, we won initial funding, got a bill in Olympia passed paving the way for future funding, (1/2)

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