#ConvergeMediaPresents - On Saturday, March 29, 2025, the WOW Gallery in downtown Seattle's Pacific Place Mall hosted a very special event titled "Celebrating HERstory Tea Party." This gathering brought together a diverse group of Black women from various organizations across the region.
Yesterday marked the official grand opening of the "AI House" at Pier 70 in Seattle, a collaborative initiative spearheaded by the City of Seattle's Office of Economic Development (OED), Ai2 Incubator, Washington State Department of Commerce, and ADA Developers Academy.
#WomensHistoryMonth - Noelle Quinn's journey is one of remarkable leadership and dedication. A standout player at UCLA and a WNBA champion with the Seattle Storm in 2018, she further solidified her legacy as an associate head coach, contributing to another Storm championship in 2020. In 2021, Quinn stepped into the role of head coach, bringing her unique perspective and philosophy to the forefront.
#ConvergeMediaPresents: The FEELS Foundation's TF9: Now + Later art showcase, held March 22, 2025, at AXIS Pioneer Square in Seattle, celebrated identity, transformation, and self-discovery. Featuring artists Angelina Villalobos Soto, Charde’ Camille Brown, B Line Dot, Hanako O’Leary, and Gerardo Peña, the event showcased diverse mediums, including sculpture, digital art, photography, and installations.
Northwest Credible Messengers is making a significant impact through its Barber & Beauty Shop Behavioral Health Project, powered by a grant from the Community Reinvestment Project and the Washington State Department of Commerce.
Olympia, WA - Jimi Hendrix, Seattle's own Guitar God, posthumously received the Washington State Medal of Merit, one of the state's highest civilian honors, on March 18th. Decades after his passing in 1970, his enduring influence on music & culture was officially recognized.
