 Dignity for Divas founder Nikki Gane knows what it’s like to experience homelessness. That’s why the organization developed their approach from a place of empathy and empowerment. Since 2012, they have served over 65,000 women by building lasting relationships, healing trauma, and restoring confidence.
 What is the City of Seattle's plan to fill vacant storefronts downtown? City Hall Park is clear of encampments, but will it last? And, can the City slow the record number of police officers who are leaving? As City Council heads into their two-week summer recess, Councilmember Andrew J. Lewis sits down to answer these questions on Council Edition with Brian Callanan.
 Marlie and Anthony Love’s travel series goes beyond your typical tour. They rate spots on three things: accessibility, fun level, and their own "Black Person Comfort Meter." They’ve explored dozens of locations throughout Western Washington so far, from coffee shops to boat rides, documenting it all for followers of their YouTube channel, Traveling While Black in Seattle.
 Get ready for a great weekend at the Seattle Design Festival! Creativity and functionality meet at a block party this Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Lake Union Park, with a theme of "Emerge," and a focus on how collaborative design impacts our lives. Explore pop-up experiences larger than your living room, and hands-on activities for all ages. More details at the The Seattle Design Festival website.
 Seattle Parks and Recreation's Big Day of Play is a celebration of Seattle's diversity, encouraging neighbors, communities and families to have fun, build relationships, and be active together. Join in virtually or stop by the Rainier Community Center and Playfields for in-person fun this Saturday from 12 p.m. - 4 p.m. Enjoy live music, performances, fitness demos, prizes, and more. Learn more about the Big Day of Play.
COVID-19 is still present in Washington State communities. Which is why on Wednesday, Gov. Jay Inslee reinstated an indoor mask mandate.
The best protection is still to get vaccinated. Vaccinations are available regardless of insurance, citizenship, or immigration status.The City of Seattle is no longer offering COVID-19 vaccinations but that does not mean it's too late to get one. See below for your options.
If you need language interpretation, help finding a vaccination or testing site, or ADA accommodation, call the King County COVID-19 Call Center at (206) 477-3977, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, get a free test, with or without an appointment, regardless of immigration or insurance status.
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