Calling all community leaders, activists, and design enthusiasts! The next wave of Multiple Victories Workshops are starting in February, with two locations - one in Seattle and one in Tacoma. Please check out the website for dates, financial aid info, and locations. Don't hesitate to call with specific questions. We are very excited to share Pomegranate's 23 years of experience with you and to learn about your community goals!
“Heart-warming,” “Hilarious” and “Inspiring” are just a few of the words being used to describe the pilot episode of Mission: Sustainable that follows one Seattle family’s experience as they work with a team of sustainability experts to lower their impact on the planet.
Join us for the green carpet event of the season at Seattle Center’s Fisher Pavilion. Come view the 45 minute pilot, mix and mingle with the cast and crew of Mission: Sustainable, enjoy live music with special guest The Fiasco, and visit the booths of local sustainable companies.
Every year, the environmental community identifies legislative priorities and rallies grassroots support around them during Washington State’s legislative session. In 2008, the Environmental Priorities Coalition successfully passed all four environmental priorities. It was accomplished through dedicated citizens who are passionate about the environment.
In 2009, over 500 citizen advocates descended upon the capitol.
Please join us for a hosted artist reception for photographer Joanne Petrina. Free addmission to photo-documentary exhitbit during December. Refershments. This documentary series by Joanne Petrina about the Duwamish Tribe combines fine art images with individual narratives of Tribal members that are rooted in history, but tell more about what is going on with the Tribe today.
After playing to great acclaim at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival, this visually stunning documentary is coming to Seattle. It may be hard to remember now in the Age of Al Gore and Obama, but once upon a time, everyone was not “going Green.” EARTH DAYS looks back to the dawn of the modern environmental movement -- from its post-war rustlings in the 1950s and the 1962 publication of Rachel Carson's incendiary bestseller Silent Spring, to the first wildly successful 1970 Earth Day celebration.