🎉 Join Us for the 2024 Lunar New Year Event – Year of the Dragon! 🎊
Shoreline Community College’s WAVES program and International Education proudly invite you to celebrate the Lunar New Year in style! Embrace the spirit of the Year of the Dragon with an unforgettable event on Thursday, February 15th, from 12pm to 3:30pm.
Date: Thursday 2/15/24
Time: 12:00-3:30pm
Location: The PUB
One of our upcoming events is the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Rally, scheduled for February 8th. This gathering will take place in the courtyard area on campus, serving as an awareness event to unite Native Americans and our allies. The purpose of the rally is to acknowledge those who have been victimized and raise awareness about systemic issues that contribute to the persistence of these tragedies.
During the MMIW Rally, we will have guest speakers who will share their thoughts and experiences, providing valuable insights into the challenges faced by Native Americans in the modern political climate and within the American educational system.
Your presence at this event would not only support our cause but also contribute to a more informed and compassionate community. We believe that by coming together, we can foster understanding and work towards addressing the issues that impact Native American students.
Feel free to stop by the Multicultural Center to chat about the community, share any ideas, or explore ways we can collaborate. Your involvement is highly valued, and we look forward to building a stronger, more supportive community together.
Date: Thursday 2/8/24
Time: 12:20-3:30pm
Location: Campus Courtyard
Join us for our inaugural MLK event and immerse yourself in the pulsating rhythms and soulful melodies of house music as we pay homage to Dr. King’s legacy.
Date: Monday 1/22/24
Time: 11:30am-1:30pm
Location: PUB 9200
Film screening of Pinkwashing Exposed documentary with a community conversation and meal to follow. Come learn about pinkwashing, the growing transnational anti-apartheid movement and Palestine solidarity activism in Seattle. Film is edited by Amy Mahardy and directed by Dean Spade. We will have guests, professor and author Nada Elias and advocate Eitan Isaacson, to speak on their involvement with the film and the issues it covers.
Date:Â Tuesday 1/23/24
Time: 5:00-7:00pm
Location: Quiet Dining Room, 9208
This group is created for those seeking to mend wounds from past traumatic relationship and develop skills for cultivating new, healthy connections. While this will not be group therapy, this group will provide a therapeutic-like space that will focus on providing psychoeducation and the opportunity to build community.
This group aims to provide a safe space for participants of all genders, sexual orientations, and relationship dynamics.
In order to create a sense of safety and community among group peers, participants must attend all 4 sessions, drop-in attendance will not be permitted.
Participants are required to be at least 18 years old and not experiencing active crisis. Participants are not limited to Shoreline Community College students.
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Anja Patten received her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Denver in 2019 and has been working for the past 4 1/2 years as a therapist in community mental health. Outside of her work as a therapist, Anja currently creates curriculum and facilitates workshops for survivors of sexual violence.
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