InterIm Community Development Association

Join us at Wingluke Museum for the SAAFF screening of:

Spring After Spring
Directed by Jon Chiang

Three Chinese Canadian sisters all defied their mother’s wishes and became accomplished dancers. Each Chinese New Year, they reunite to lead Vancouver’s Chinatown Parade. As they come together, they must confront their own fractured identities and decide if their mother's legacy means continuing the parade.

Bridging Our Stories
Directed by Rafael Bitanga

When the last Filipino community center in Ketchikan, Alaska, becomes just a memory, a 50-year-old Filipina who spent her life resisting her heritage travels to the Philippines to rediscover her roots, preserving her community’s disappearing culture, and teaching indigenous Filipino dances.

Photos: Spring after Spring and Bridging Our Stories photos by SAAFF

🎥 Celebrate culture, heritage, and community through films from Ketchikan, Vancouver, and Seattle.
🗓 Friday, May 29 at 6:30 PM (doors open at 5:30 PM)
📍 Wing Luke Museum

We hope to see you there! 🎟 Get your tickets now. Here is the link: https://www.seattleaaff.org/opening-night-2026

☀️ Come out to Hing Hay Park this summer for some FUN, FREE activities! Everyone is welcome, no experience required, and feel free to bring a friend

Address: 423 Maynard Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104

今年夏天，来 Hing Hay Park 参加一些有趣又免费的活动吧！欢迎所有人参加，无需任何经验，也欢迎带上朋友一起来！
地址：423 Maynard Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104

InterIm CDA is excited to be a community co-presenter for the 14th Annual Seattle Asian American Film Festival (SAAFF)! We invite you to join us as we co-present the showing of the Opening Night: Spring After Spring, with Bridging Our Stories program.

🎥This special opening night program features films that celebrate culture, heritage, community, and legacy. From Ketchikan to Vancouver and back home here in Seattle, celebrate the community vanguards keeping our arts and cultural heritage alive.

📆 Friday, May 29th at 6:30 pm (doors open at 5:30 pm)
📍 Wing Luke Museum

We hope to see you there! 🎟 Get your tickets today and see more event details at: https://www.seattleaaff.org/saaff2026. Seattle Asian American Film Festival

Spring After Spring
Directed by Jon Chiang
Three Chinese Canadian sisters all defied their mother’s wishes and became accomplished dancers. Each Chinese New Year, they reunite to lead Vancouver’s Chinatown Parade. As they come together, they must confront their own fractured identities and decide if their mother's legacy means continuing the parade.

Bridging Our Stories
Directed by Rafael Bitanga
When the last Filipino community center in Ketchikan, Alaska, becomes just a memory, a 50-year-old Filipina who spent her life resisting her heritage travels to the Philippines to rediscover her roots, preserving her community’s disappearing culture, and teaching indigenous Filipino dances.

https://www.seattleaaff.org/saaff2026

Every grain counts! Thanks to all who supported our Walk for Rice team! This past Saturday, our InterIm CDA Walk for Rice team, Rice Not Ice! had great fun enjoying the surprise sunshine, the entertainment, the spirit of community, and the beautiful waterfront walk with hundreds of community members and many pups 😊, all for a great cause –the ACRS Food Bank. We’re grateful to the ACRS Food Bank for providing the culturally appropriate food staples that so many low income CID residents rely on. If you missed the Walk for Rice, the ACRS Food Bank operates all year long and accepts donations here: Donate to Donate to the ACRS Food Bank: https://give.acrs.org/give/739410/ #!/donation/checkout

Every grain counts! Thanks to all who supported our Walk for Rice team! This past Saturday, our InterIm CDA Walk for Rice team, Rice Not Ice! had great fun enjoying the surprise sunshine, the entertainment, the spirit of community, and the beautiful waterfront walk with hundreds of community members and many pups 😊, all for a great cause –the ACRS Food Bank. We’re grateful to the ACRS Food Bank for providing the culturally appropriate food staples that so many low income CID residents rely on. If you missed the Walk for Rice, the ACRS Food Bank operates all year long and accepts donations here: Donate link in our bio!

These images illustrate the work of Rapid Rehousing program housing case managers Evanna Peng and Natalie Nguyen. They are putting together housing move-in kits for families transitioning from homelessness to stable housing, which we provide when funding allows. These household essential needs kits typically include fundamental household items such as bedding, towels, basic cookware, and cleaning supplies to help establish a new home.

We’re incredibly grateful to the amazing volunteers from Liberty Mutual’s annual “Serve with Liberty” initiative for spending time with us at the Danny Woo Community Garden on May 4th! 🌸🌞🌱

On top of the hard work in mulching, garden clean-up, and helping beautify our space; their efficiency, teamwork, and dedication make such a meaningful difference and continue to strengthen our garden year after year.

Because of their commitment, we’re able to keep this space thriving for our community; as a place where culture, connection, and sustainability grow alongside each other. These efforts help ensure that the garden remains welcoming, vibrant, and accessible to all who rely on it.

Thank you all for showing up with such care and purpose. We truly appreciate your continued partnership and the impact you help us create. We look forward to serving with liberty again, together!