Home Thirty years after the Berlin Wall came down, Germany is still working to meet east with westby The ConversationSince the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, the east and west parts of Germany have knitted themselves together. But differences linger, including a rise in increasingly brazen far-right extremist activity in the former East Germany.Nov 10, 2019“Beyond Bollywood” at MOHAI digs deep into Indian American experienceby Kamna ShastriThe Punjabi farmers and canners who came to the Pacific Northwest in the late-1800s and early-1900s paved the way for today’s Indian American immigrants.Nov 7, 2019 News & PoliticsThirty years after the Berlin Wall came down, Germany is still working to meet east with westby The ConversationNov 10, 2019Since the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, the east and west parts of Germany have knitted themselves together. But differences linger, including a rise in increasingly brazen far-right extremist activity in the former East Germany.Election update: Affirmative action faces rejection by votersby Globalist StaffNov 7, 2019Voters appear to be rejecting Referendum 88 and the latest update on Seattle City Council results, as of Wednesday. 8 things to know about Referendum 88by Jake Goldstein-StreetOct 30, 2019The Seattle Globalist asks the Seattle City Council candidatesby Globalist StaffOct 16, 2019 Arts & Culture“Beyond Bollywood” at MOHAI digs deep into Indian American experienceby Kamna ShastriNov 7, 2019The Punjabi farmers and canners who came to the Pacific Northwest in the late-1800s and early-1900s paved the way for today’s Indian American immigrants.Seattle Reads selects “There, There” by Tommy Orange for 2020by Globalist StaffOct 30, 2019Seattle Reads, Seattle Public Library's citywide book program, has selected "There, There" by Tommy Orange, the program's first book by an Indigenous author. Gates Foundation Discovery Center celebrates young changemakers in We the Future exhibitionby Gates Foundation Discovery CenterA better world and a better version of ourselves is possible through conscious, compassionate travelby Travel Life AdventuresOct 28, 2019 Race & EthnicityConversations on Tech and Social Justice: Bekah Marcumby Yijin KimNov 12, 2019Bekah Marcum created the social media community Black Designers of Seattle in the hope of increasing diversity and inclusion in STEM industries.“Beyond Bollywood” at MOHAI digs deep into Indian American experienceby Kamna ShastriNov 7, 2019The Punjabi farmers and canners who came to the Pacific Northwest in the late-1800s and early-1900s paved the way for today’s Indian American immigrants. ImmigrationFor 26 years, Helping Link volunteers have helped thousands of Vietnamese refugees, immigrantsby Helping LinkOct 25, 2019To celebrate 26 years of serving community, Helping Link/Một Dấu Nố will be holding their gala on 26th October 2019 at Mercer Island Community Center.Artist’s immigration arrest fuels activism in Minneapolis music sceneby Thea WhiteOct 2, 2019The detention of John Bing III, who performs under the name Sota Smoov, has rallied the Minneapolis music community around immigration rights.
