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09 May 2013 03:51Welcome to Week 234of theColumbia Citizens' Wik
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award winning play at the Rainier Valley Cultural CenterBrownbox Theatre proudly presents Obie award winning Zooman and the Sign by Charles Fuller, beginning May 16, 2013 and running through June 6, at the Rainier Valley Cultural Center, 3515 S Alaska St. Produced and directed by Tyrone Brown. Zooman is a black teen in Philadelphia who senselessly terrorizes his community without regard to race. His most recent crime is the killing of a 12 year-old black girl on a street filled with witnesses all of whom are afraid to talk. The dead girl's bereaved father posts a sign accusing the entire community of cowardice in the face of the ever escalating violence.
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Become a Technology Center Volunteer!Interested in helping others gain access to computers and technology? Want to bridge the "digital divide"? Interested in different cultures, languages, and diverse groups of people? Come share your knowledge and expertise at the Neighborhood House Technology Centers! These are our current listings: http://www.nhwa.org/makeadifference/volunteer.php If you have any questions about volunteering at the Rainier Vista or High Point Tech Centers, please email gro.awhn|dnosam#gro.awhn|dnosam. Thank you and we look forward to hearing from you!
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Mother's Day parade: act now for women and kidsFestive, all-ages parade to honor mothers and highlight the need for affordable childcare, an end to domestic violence, stopping deportations that tear families apart, and funding services, jobs and public schools by taxing the rich and ending U.S. militarism. Strollers, tricycles, banners, and costumes encouraged. Gather Saturday, May 11 at 1:30pm at Stevens Place Park, intersection of Beacon Ave S and 17th Ave S. March begins at 2pm, and concludes with a gathering at Maestes Festival Street.
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new film featuring Got Green's Tammy NguyenA new film by up-and-coming Seattle filmmakers Kevin Owyang and Matthew Bane features the work of Tammy Nguyen, Got Green, and is set against the backdrop of civil rights history in Seattle. History Is Undivided Yearning looks at racial division in Seattle's past and highlights changemakers building a better future. The film walks a fine line of presenting a hopeful future without diluting the challenges of transforming diversity into resilience. "I hope young people will glimpse a part of history they didn’t know about. And I hope older generations will understand the wisdom young people possess", said Owyang. "It's only 5-minutes. So if you have the attention span of a mosquito, like me, it's perfect." Owyang says jokingly.
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