Details:

• Who: Seattle-based sexuality professionals

• When: Tuesday, June 2, 6-8pm

• Where: Ada’s Technical Books & Cafe : 425 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112

• Parking is available on nearby streets, often free for two hours. Accessible by bus.

• Snacks and cafe drinks available for purchase.

• RSVP optional using link below.

Details:

• Who: Seattle-based sexuality professionals

• When: Tuesday, Feb 3, 6-8pm

• Where: Ada’s Technical Books & Cafe : 425 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112

• Parking is available on nearby streets, often free for two hours. Accessible by bus.

• Snacks and cafe drinks available for purchase.

• RSVP optional using link below.

Are you a Sexuality Educator, Counselor, Therapist, or other sexuality-related professional living in Seattle? Do you want to connect with other people in your field, brainstorm future collaborations, or just have a space to collectively decompress? Join us for this monthly community meet-up!

Details:

• Who: Seattle-based sexuality professional

• When: Monday, November 17, 6-8pm

• Where: The Living Altar Studio in Ravenna: 6327 22nd Ave Ne Suite B, Seattle, WA 98115

• Accessing the Studio: The Living Altar is the studio on the lower level of the One Sky Family Medicine Building. When on 65th street, walk down the stairs to the lowest level and you'll be at the front door of the Living Altar. This studio is not handicap accessible although myself and other participants will make every effort to help you down the stairs and into the space. Once in the lower level, the studio and bathroom are handicap accessible.

• Parking is free, safe and abundant on the street. There are also 4 parking spots in the lot, off the back of the business.

• To respect the space, this will be a no food meet-up. You're welcome to bring drinks in closed containers if you wish! 

• This is a scent sensitive place.

• There is a sweet and mid/small studio dog named Luna.

• No RSVP needed!

These activists - who are also fathers, husbands, teachers, and artists - have dedicated their lives to documenting the human rights violations by Israeli occupation forces and settlers in their home village and across their community. They are on a national speaking tour and visiting Seattle for the first time. 

NOTE: Because actions of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are unpredictable and aggressive at present, there is always uncertainty that even those who have been granted visas will be allowed to enter and travel freely. We are requesting registration so that we have contact information for those planning to attend in case our guests are detained and/or turned away. 

Sponsored by UUC’s Social Justice Steering Committee and UUJME (Unitarian Universalists for Justice in the Middle East).