Eastside SURJ

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Homeless in 19 days, organized by Angela Reed My name is Angela Reed. I graduated with a bachelors of science in 2018 from Frostburg state Universi… Angela Reed needs your support for Homeless in 19 days

Eastside Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) is raising money for Black Coffee Northwest. Black Coffee NW has been repeatedly vandalized since their opening - from arson to shattered windows. In this week alone, two accounts accounts of vandalism have occurred leaving multiple windows shattered.

Black Coffee NW is no ordinary cafe - it is a community hub that celebrates Black culture, promotes/sells Black-owned products, provides internships and barista training, hosts after-school study hours and 'coffee chats' about current events. Black Coffee NW is an integral part of our community.

Our goal is to raise $1000 for Black Coffee Northwest.

Please join us in supporting this locally owned Black business and community center in Shoreline. We must come together to stand up against hate and these acts of violence.

Learn more about and other ways to support Black Coffee NW here - http://www.blackcoffeenw.com/about-us.html

Eastside SURJ Raising Money for Black Coffee NW, organized by Eleanor Herting Eastside Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) is raising money for Bl… Eleanor Herting needs your support for Eastside SURJ Raising Money for Black Coffee NW

Land acknowledgement is cool, but have you ever considered paying rent?

This Thanksgiving is a great time to start paying your rent to the Duwamish Tribe! Find out how at this link:

Pay Rent to the Duwamish Tribe Support Duwamish Tribal Services through Monthly Giving 100% of Real Rent goes to the non-profit, Duwamish Tribal Services, run by the Duwamish Tribe. The mission of Duwamish Tribal Services, Inc. is to promote the social, cultural, political and economic survival of the Duwamish Tribe, to revive Du...

Please check out this upcoming Zoom event hosted by Nikayla Rice!

Sit Down and Listen: A Community Zoom Forum to Listen, Learn, and Amplify Black Voices
October 23rd, 6pm - 8pm
RSVP at this link - http://eastsideembrace.weebly.com/

REMINDER - the speakers at these events are taking the time to share their stories and teach us about a variety of social/racial justice topics and how they directly relate to our community on the eastside. Please compensate the speakers for their time and hard work! All of their venmos are listed on the website.

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The forum will be rescheduled due to air quality. Take care and stay safe!

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Eastside SURJ is Raising Money for Local Activist, organized by Eleanor Herting This month, Eastside Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) is raising… Eleanor Herting needs your support for Eastside SURJ is Raising Money for Local Activist

You all are incredible! We have reached our original goal of raising $1,000 for Nikayla. Let’s keep going - our new goal is to raise $2,000!

As a community, we need to come together and support local BIPOC activists, like Nikayla, who are putting in the work to educate, mobilize, and lead us against racial injustice on the eastside.

Thank you to everyone who has donated so far! Please share and continue to support Nikayla’s work!

Eastside SURJ is Raising Money for Local Activist organized by Eleanor Herting This month, Eastside Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) is raising… Eleanor Herting needs your support for Eastside SURJ is Raising Money for Local Activist

Eastside SURJ is raising money for a local activist on the eastside. Please consider donating here!

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Eastside SURJ is Raising Money for Local Activist organized by Eleanor Herting This month, Eastside Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) is raising… Eleanor Herting needs your support for Eastside SURJ is Raising Money for Local Activist

A Day to Learn: Listen to, Learn from, and Amplify Local Black Voices

At this event, we learned a lot about Kirklands history of racism as well as heard personal stories of racism experienced by our Black community members. It is clear that our community has actively harmed BIPOC. So what are we going to do about it?

Let’s commit to doing anti-racist work in our own community every single day.

Let’s be accomplices. Let’s join the inter-generational fight for justice. Let’s use our white privilege to protect our BIPOC community members. Let’s learn from Black feminism. Let’s hold ourselves and others accountable.

Kirkland, as well as the rest of the eastside, must do better.

Thank you to for hosting, speaking, and putting this event together. And thank you to the rest of the speakers and organizers!

Swipe to see the list of speakers and please Venmo them if you have the means. Our Black community members should not be teaching us for free.