Friends,
As this coronacoaster of a year winds down, many of us are closely following vaccine news. If you’re one of those people, the Washington State Department of Health has a dedicated COVID-19 vaccine page.
In community,
The sea.citi Team
Friends,
As this coronacoaster of a year winds down, many of us are closely following vaccine news. If you’re one of those people, the Washington State Department of Health has a dedicated COVID-19 vaccine page.
In community,
The sea.citi Team
Friends,
Despite the many difficulties of 2020, our team is feeling thankful — for new and strengthened community partnerships, for the way our member companies stepped up to help, and for this weekly connection to you, our readers! Our theme for this year’s Thanksgiving celebration is keeping it local. We’re switching things up to bring you a Small Business Saturday Guide today and a Giving Tuesday Guide next week.
In community,
The sea.citi Team
Friends,
If you missed our post-election event, TECH.elect, find the recap and recording on our blog. It was an inspiring conversation in several shades of blue (we are in the PNW after all) that didn’t shy away from a little controversy. Shout out to our friends at New Tech Northwest and Create33 for co-hosting!
In community,
The sea.citi Team
Patty Hayes, Director of the Seattle & King County Health department, has over 30 years of experience in public health, policy development and advocacy. Patty has been responsible for the COVID-19 response for King County and gave some straight talk on how we’re doing in King County right now, how we know it’s working and what we can expect in the coming 6-12 months.
Michelle Caulfield, Deputy Director of OSE, joined us for a conversation about the pandemic’s impact on local sustainability policy and practices, and how OSE’s work fits with the City’s overall recovery efforts. Watch the recording below — Michelle gives a thorough overview of what sustainability means to the City of Seattle and how it’s investing in community needs — and follow her calls to action!
Kendall LeVan Hodson, Chief of Staff at King County Elections, joined us for a conversation about the pandemic’s impact on local election planning and what voters can expect for the general election in November. Watch the recording below — Kendall shares her wealth of knowledge with warmth and enthusiasm — and follow her calls to action to do your civic duty!