Light appetizers and desserts will be provided.

What are the parking and transportation options?

There will be limited street parking in the vicinity, the event is one block away from the Beacon Hill light rail station.

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Saturday, April 26

Circle Up! Listen to the Moment

ALL AGES

A storytelling expo of Black Restorative educators & leaders in Seattle’s South End who helped bring Restorative Practices to Schools.

By Washington Building Leaders of Change

Date and time

Saturday, April 26 · 5 - 7pm PDT

Location

El Centro de la Raza (The Center of People of All Races)

2524 16th Avenue South Seattle, WA 98144

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Event lasts 2 hours
ALL AGES
Free venue parking

The Circle Up! Listen to the Moment exhibition features oral histories from Black Restorative Justice practitioners and Circle-keepers in Seattle—leaders who have fought to create healing-centered schools.

Black educators, students, and organizers in Seattle have long fought to replace punitive discipline with healing-centered practices. This exhibition honors their work and its deep ties to movements like #NoNewYouthJail and EPIC (Ending the Prison Industrial Complex).

Immerse yourself in powerful oral histories, engage our physical installation and activities, enjoy zine art and photography by Eboni Wyatt, and other artifacts. Listen, reflect, and learn about the movements that helped to reshape discipline practices in Seattle Public Schools.

Organized by

Washington Building Leaders of Change

We are WA-BLOC, a community-based organization rooted in south Seattle with a mission to build and nurture intergenerational leaders through transformative education and revolutionary social action. We envision South Seattle as an epicenter where Black and brown youth and families thrive and our school communities are joyful, restorative spaces of high quality learning.