An expanded Filipinx American History and ethnic studies curriculum launches in Seattle Public Schools

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An expanded Filipinx American History and ethnic studies curriculum launches in Seattle Public Schools

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British printmaker Wuon-Gean Ho brings her emotive images of people and animals to Seattle

Local election preliminary counts: Chipalo Street, Adam Smith lead

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COVID-19

ICHS: COVID-19 vaccines now authorized for young children under the age of 5

International Community Health Services - July 26, 2022

Community health care feels the fallout of COVID on mental and behavioral health

Jadenne Radoc Cabahug - April 6, 2022

Art of darkness: How a faulty brush pen helped me process the pandemic

March 30, 2022

Out of the door and onto the community’s doorstep Access granted: ICHS at the forefront of equity in our communities during the COVID-19 pandemic

March 23, 2022

Trafficking and violence survivors from marginalized communities face challenges with remote services, due to pandemic

March 18, 2022

Poised to retire, ICHS CEO Teresita Batayola looks back

February 8, 2022

Community

Job Announcement: International Examiner seeking its new Editor in Chief

The International Examiner - October 14, 2022

Ways and places to celebrate Filipino American History Month this October

Joshua Lee - October 9, 2022

CID Block Party returns for its third year to the I-5 underpass August 20, 2022

August 4, 2022

ICHS: COVID-19 vaccines now authorized for young children under the age of 5

July 26, 2022

Job Opportunity: Director of Youth Programs with Seattle Arts & Lectures

June 29, 2022

Sponsored: Seattle Small Businesses May Apply for Relief Grants from the Ready for Business Fund

June 23, 2022

Opinion

Essay: Finding home in Chinatown International District

JM Wong - November 2, 2022

Opinion — Hooverville then and now: Who is worthy of space?

Caedmon Magboo Cahill - October 10, 2022

No more sweeps, punishment, and policy failure in Little Saigon and the Chinatown-International District

September 28, 2022

Opinion: Systemic racism in lack of community outreach for Chinatown-ID shelter expansion

September 8, 2022

The collateral damage from urban planning

August 8, 2022

안녕히 계세요, dear readers, and thank you for reading the International Examiner

August 3, 2022

Arts

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Roxanne Ray - December 1, 2022

On November 4, writer and community organizer Ching-In Chen and interdisciplinary artist Cassie Mira held an Artist Talk for their project Breathing in a...

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Bennet Song - December 1, 2022

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Job Opportunity: Executive Director with The Japanese American Museum of Oregon

The International Examiner - October 26, 2022

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The International Examiner - October 14, 2022

Job Opportunity: WITS Program Manager with Seattle Arts & Lectures

The International Examiner - October 3, 2022

Job Opportunity: Patron Services Associate with Seattle Arts & Lectures

The International Examiner - October 3, 2022

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