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Langston

Seattle,

Community Focus: Black American

Cultivating Black Brilliance

Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center

Seattle,

Community Focus: Black American

The Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center celebrates, nurtures presents and preserves African American arts and cultural legacies. With year round programming that invites the whole community to share in the performing arts, film, music, dance and explore the rich culture of the African Diaspora.

Lavender Rights Project

Tacoma,

Community Focus: Black American, Gender, Indigenous American
LGBTQ2S+, Queer, Trans

Living Voices

Seattle,

Community Focus: Americas, Black American, Eastern Asian, Indigenous American, Latina/e/o/x, North American
Japanese, Jewish, Settler

Living Voices is a nationally touring educational theatre bringing life to history through the power of live theatre, video, and personal discussion

Loren Miller Bar Association

Seattle,

Community Focus: Black American

The Loren Miller Bar Association (LMBA) is a Washington statewide organization and the local affiliate of the National Bar Association (NBA), which is the oldest minority bar and the largest organization of African-American attorneys in the United States.

Made Space

Seattle,

Community Focus: Black American

Made Space {formerly The Liink Project} is an Art, Culture, and Business Hub activated in early 2021. It is about connecting emerging Black creatives and entrepreneurs with resources, space, knowledge, and visibility. Beyond a space, Made Space is a concept. Its about partnership, knowledge and cooperative economics and THRIVING TOGETHER.

Makatas Dancers

Boise,

Community Focus: African, Black American

Best traditional African dance group in Boise. Promotes cultural diversity through music and arts.

Malawi Seattle Association (MSA)

Bellevue,

Community Focus: Black American, Southern African
Malawian

The Malawi Seattle Association (MSA) comprises people of Malawian origin as well as those that are Malawian at heart who have come to make their home in the State of Washington. The Association serves to promote the welfare of its members so that they can reach their full potential in their endeavors.

Mary Mahoney Professional Nurses Association

Seattle,

Community Focus: Black American

Mary Mahoney Professional Nurses Organization was first established as the Mary Mahoney Registered Nurse Club in 1949. Anne Foy Baker invited 12 other registered nurses to a meeting in her home to meet one another and discuss the idea of establishing a professional organization. Under her leadership, the organization was created with a two-fold mission: to provide information and support to one another, and to provide scholarship support to students pursuing education and careers in nursing.

Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center

Joseph,

Community Focus: Black American
Settler

The Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center seeks to gather, catalog, preserve, and interpret the history of Oregon’s early logging community of Maxville, Oregon and similar communities in the greater Pacific Northwest.

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