Even before the worldwide pandemic, the best place to connect with your community was through technology. Digital advocacy is a central component of almost any movement and now, it can be the only place to connect. In this interactive webinar, we'll help you create a plan to cut through the noise and reach supporters.
For 20 years the College Success Foundation has helped over 10,000 students break the cycle of poverty, persist, and graduate from college. Join us as we celebrate 20 years and look to the future through an engaging evening of storytelling, entertainment, live auction, and a celebratory toast. We will raise funds to continue to help […]
Join us for a digital workshop to learn more about the financial aid process, specifically the FASFA & WASFA. Financial Aid experts will be available to provide an overview and work with families to help complete the application(s). This workshop is being offered to Tacoma Public Schools seniors from a group of educational partners. Seniors […]
The Pacific Northwest Association for College Admission Counseling is proud to be partnering with GoToCollegeFairs to host virtual college fairs this fall. Online booths will be available to students and families from September 15 - December 31, 2020. Due to the unique nature of this event, late registration cannot be accepted and all deadlines must […]
Maureen Howard reviews the basics of advocating with State Legislators, the Governor, and key State Agencies; talk about making and keeping allies; consider how we can best use our resources in the current political and economic and COVID-19 environments. To register, visit safest.org/conference. If you have any questions, please contact Erik at ehasstedt@safest.org.
Conflict Can Connect us with the Center for Dialog & Resolution. Learn helpful methods in listening to learn, listening to de-escalate, and finding your voice to say what you need to say. To register, visit safest.org/conference. If you have any questions, please contact Erik at ehasstedt@safest.org.
Join Abby E. Murray, Tacoma's Poet Laureate for a writing workshop. Presented by Tacoma Public Library and Write253. Open to ages 15 to adult. Registration required. A zoom link will be sent one hour prior to the event. If you are registered please arrive promptly. At 10 minutes past the start time, we will allow […]
Join the Multicultural Child and Family Hope Center for an hour of online inspiration and stories while connecting directly with your MCFHC community. Our goal is to raise the funds we need to start construction on our dream home - a new space for the children and families that we serve. Please spread the word! Invite […]
The Graduate Tacoma Advocacy Network invites you to an interactive webinar where we'll take you from connection to activation by building individual plans that span communications tactics and timelines, grassroots and grasstops efforts, and recommendations for how to stay coordinated through the legislative session.
The mission of Julia Robinson Math Fest is to inspire students to explore the richness and beauty of mathematics through games, and activities that encourage collaborative, creative and interactive problem-solving. The festival will bring together students from local middle schools, high schools, and colleges to engage in various thought-provoking activities in a social and […]
Admission decisions are made only after all freshman applications have been reviewed. The UW does not participate in early decision or early action admission. The UW is a member of the Coalition for College, a diverse group of colleges and universities committed to making college a reality for all high school students. Learn more about […]
Craft an authentic and well-formed college admissions essays with this three-part series. Offered in partnership by Tacoma Public Library and Write 253. Limited to ages 13 - 18. Please email Sara Holloway, Teen Services Librarian (sholloway@tacomalibrary.org) with your phone number after you register on this page. When you sign up you are committing to all […]
