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Annual Report 2017 humanities.org Creating public spaces where diverse ideas and dialogue flourish

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Annual Report 2017humanities.org

Creating public spaces

where diverse ideas and

dialogue flourish

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Letter from our Executive DirectorDear friends,

I am writing to you from a coffee shop, next to which sits an inconspicuous piece of the Berlin Wall—a souvenir from a different time and place that serves as a warning to us today. This battered, spray-painted chunk of concrete is a monument to the great—and desperate—lengths some in power will go to build physical and ideological barriers in an attempt to divide and separate us. In America’s current cultural moment, the need to bridge our differences is perhaps more profound than it’s been since the Civil War.

Humanities Washington strengthens our communities by creating “public squares” where people exchange ideas and explore and appreciate the full range of perspectives and experiences of their neighbors. These interactions connect us to our community. They help us develop a sense of the common good and build social trust, making it possible to discover shared solutions to tough problems.

More and more of you are hungry for these kinds of opportunities to come together with your neighbors, to engage in positive dialogues, and to explore new ideas. In 2017 our total program audience increased by an incredible 30%. I encourage you to invite a friend to a Humanities Washington event. And please also let us know what social and cultural issues are top of mind for you and your community. We are inspired by your passion and we look forward to serving even more of you in 2018 and beyond.

The Berlin Wall has now been gone for longer than it stood. Let it be a tombstone on a history of divisiveness, and let us look toward a future that celebrates our unique perspectives, traditions, and experiences.

In gratitude,

Julie ZieglerExecutive Director

Cover photo: Matt Owens

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OUR LEADERSHIP:

Furthering our work to build social trust and engaged communities

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

ADVISORY BOARDCenter for Washington Cultural Traditions

OFFICERS:Debra Holland, Kingston Chair

David Powers, Seattle Chair-Elect and Nominating Committee Chair

Colleen Rozillis, Seattle Treasurer/Secretary

Mary Pembroke Perlin, Seattle Development Chair

Elisabeth Mermann-Jozwiak, Spokane Program Chair

TRUSTEES:Tera Beach, Seattle

Kimberly Bellamy-Thompson, Yakima

Ryan Booth, Pullman

Xavier Cavazos, Ellensburg

Karen Fraser, Olympia

Elizabeth Joffrion, Bellingham

Dan Lamberton, Walla Walla

Tammy Miller, Seattle

Joan Penney, Mount Vernon

Bridget Piper, Spokane

Jane Reich, Seattle

Joe Ross, Seattle

Carli Schiffner, Wenatchee

Gary Stokes, Spokane

Julieta Altamirano-CrosbyDebbie FantMark MiyakeLatha SambamurtiKaren CapuderRyan BoothWillie Smyth

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STAFF

OUR LEADERSHIP:

Delivering the best in nonprofit operations and programming

Julie Ziegler Executive Director

Eric Sanders CPA, Associate Director

Kristin Sullivan Program Director

David Haldeman Communications Director

Anne Morgan Development Director

Dustyn Addington Program Director

George Abeyta Program Manager

Hannah Schwendeman Program Manager and Communications Coordinator

Maria Abando Program and Development Coordinator

Patti Nelson IT Business Analyst

Humanities Washington130 Nickerson, Suite 304Seattle, WA 98109206.682.1770

humanities.org Humanities Washington @HumanitiesWA

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By the Numbers2017 Humanities Washington Stats

848 children & familiespar�cipated in 18 Family Reading Programs

10,841 people par�cipated in 162 Poet Laureate Events

37,187 people a ended 27 Grant-Funded Events

12,843 people a ended308 Speakers Bureau Presentations

942 people a ended17 Think & Drink Events

Year Founded:

1973

Program A�endance:

63,531

352

Serving Washington Communi�es from

Aberdeen to Asotin

141 ci�es and towns

hosted events

Number of partners and host organiza�ons:

689Number of programs and events:

+ An addi�onal

180,550 people reached online and through media appearances

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OUR PROGRAMS & IMPACT

CENTER FOR WASHINGTON CULTURAL TRADITIONS*A new effort to amplify our state’s rich, diverse living

cultural treasures.

POET LAUREATE*Connecting Washingtonians with poetry as a means to see,

interpret, and navigate the world and our experiences.

THINK & DRINKCommunity conversations on thought-provoking topics

in fun social venues.

Attendees overwhelmingly report that they learn something new and that Think & Drink events spark dialogue on lively topics

PRIME TIME FAMILY READINGBuilding strong readers, creating lifelong learners, and

supporting academically at-risk children and their families.

of families report that they read more often together at home after participating

miles traveled by 2016-2017 poet laureate Tod Marshall around the state during his tenure

individuals and 80 organizations helped shape the Center’s purpose and programs

SPEAKERS BUREAUCreating hundreds of “public squares” around the state where

people gather to discuss compelling social and cultural issues.

increase in presentations delivered statewide and 56 new community partners added26%

93%

58,000

325* Presented in partnership with ArtsWA/Washington State Arts Commission

Poet Laureate Tod Marshall inspired thousands of Washingtonians during his tenure. Photo: Matt Owens

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Donors and investors ensure that our programs are accessible

to anyone and everyone. With deep gratitude to:

OUR SUPPORTERS FUEL OUR IMPACT

Programs

77% $990,402 Fundraising

14%Administrative

9%

$177,994

$121,788

Financials2017 Total Expenses:

$1,290,184

Humanities Washington is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Washington state.

$30,000+The Hugh and Jane Ferguson FoundationThe National Endowment for the ArtsThe National Endowment for the Humanities

$10,000 – $29,999Amazon Literary PartnershipBamford FoundationThe Boeing CompanyFordham Street FoundationMarella FundState of Washington Secretary of StateWockner FoundationWomen Helping Women FundYakima Valley Community Foundation

$5,000 – $9,999Michael BauerEllen FergusonGlaser FoundationMartha Kongsgaard and Peter GoldmanTammy Miller*OneFamily FoundationJudy PigottDavid Skinner and Catherine Eaton SkinnerWomen’s History Consortium

$2,500 – $4,999Paul and Debbi BrainerdCharis Fund

* Denotes a combination of cash and in-kind support. † Spark Society member

Audience at a Speakers Bureau event. Photo: Matt Owens

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* Denotes a combination of cash and in-kind support. † Spark Society member

Hagan Center for the Humanities at Spokane Community CollegeShaun O’ L. Higgins and Ann GlendeningDebra and Chuck Holland*Jeffris Wood FundDan Lamberton and Linda Andrews*Russell and Diana NickelMary Pembroke Perlin and David Perlin*PEMCO Insurance CompanyJoan Penney and David RybergMary PigottJane and Jay Reich*Tulalip TribesCynthia Wells and Tim Kerr

$1,000 - $2,500Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationRyan Booth*Sue and Scot BradleyJonathan and Carol BuchterColumbia Basin CollegeCommunity Colleges of SpokaneGerald and Patty DickerJane DudleyRuth and Alvin EllerKaren and Tom EllickJeffrey FeldmanGlobal Credit UnionGonzaga UniversityGary GrahamLucia and Leo HuntingtonElizabeth Joffrion and Diana ShenkElisabeth Mermann-Jozwiak and Joseph Jozwiak*Steve Kessel and Sibyl FrankenburgLarry Kinner and Dolores HechtKarina and Jeff KuninsEric and Christine LarsenNancy LedeboerSue McNabMarshal McRealEric and Marina McVittieNancy Nordhoff and Lynn HaysJoyce OgdenPacific Continental Bank

Ned and Susan PalmerBridget and Paul PiperSuzanne Poppema and John CramerDavid Powers and Amy ChasanovJohn and Cynthia PurdyColleen and Steve Rozillis*Eric Sanders†Carli Schiffner and Summer Hahn*Scott and Linda SeversMichele and Andrew SherrardStephanie Ellis-Smith and Douglas SmithSpokane Arts FundSpokane County Library DistrictSpokane Teachers Credit UnionSpokane Public Library FoundationThe Spokesman-Review*Gary and Mariesa Stokes*Meredith and Peter WagnerAnne and Jess WalterWashington Women’s FoundationWells Fargo BankMary WinkesAnnette Woolsey and James ShiflettMarcia Paulsell-Zech and Klaus ZechJulie and Bryon Ziegler

$500 - $999Sara AllenNancy and Jim BarthelmessBlackRock, Inc.Nancy and Greg BlakeyJack and Connie BloxomWilliam Bonaudi and Terry TroutmanKaren Brandvick Baker and Ross BakerRebecca BrennemanBruce BurgerSarah and Tim CavanaughDavid Byrne and Kirsten ConnerBrian and Nicole CooneyRussell Daggett and Gemma Valdez DaggattElizabeth DennisTom and Margaret EasthopeShann and Jennifer Ferch

Kathleen and Steve FlennikenKaren Fraser*†Janet GarrowMolly HarperJoyce and Donald JoyCheryl Knox and Bill JabackKristi KosmataHao and Lisa LamBruno LambertMary Anne and Chuck MartinLora and Parker MasonTom Mayer and Jeanne ThorsenLindsay McComb and Chad CokerTom RobbinsTom and Anna RuddSue and Peter SerkoJudy TobinMaggie WalkerV’Ella WarrenShannon WilliamsLynne WilsonKathleen Woodward

$250 – $499Cheryl Westerman AlkireTodd Arkley†Allison AugustynJoanne BerkAddi Brooks and Bob PennellKate Vanskike-Bunch and Jeff BunchLori CarrisAndrew and Susan ChanseCornell ClaytonKristen Corning and Slade BedfordGarry and Kathryn CranePati DahmenKate and Mark DavidsonCatherine and Philip DavisKris and Andy DinnisonDavid Durante and Mark BuchthalJohn and Sarah EpsteinLarry and Beth FarleyJohn and Linda Findlay

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Friends of the Library of Walla WallaShanti and Matt GarmanBecca GravesPhyllis HatfieldSandy and Steve HillRon and Darlene HowellKathryn IllbackKristin JacksonJon Jurich and Zosia StanleySally and Richard KleavelandPeggy LewisTod Marshall and Amy SinisterraSharyn and Jack MerriganMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramThomas Moak†Barbara and Bill MorkillKay and Chuck NordhausenBen and Julie PackardPaul PitreAlma PlancichElizabeth and Patrick RoeweShelley Saunders and Andrew BenjaminSeattle CollegesAndrea Sharps and Chuck HorganStephen and Grace ShaulPaul and Sharma ShieldsStacie and Karl SiebrechtJo-Ellen Bois Smith and Gregory SmithStarbucks Coffee CompanyTerry Tazioli*†Edwina and Tim WalshEdwin and Noreen WeiheSean WestKaren Westwood and Peter JepsenWoodrow Wheeler

Up to $249George AbeytaJudith AdamsDustyn Addington†Mary AlbertsMichael AlemanAdriana AlfaroZierten

Ken Allan and Naomi HumeJennifer AshbyMatt BahrJane and Bradley BakerGalen BarnesRobert BarnoskiLynn BeebeKevin BerkompasSandi BillingsYalda Biniazan and Kent FisherMerrill BlackKristin Blalack and Gerald SuzawithDavid Bley and Jennifer CargalLeora BloomPeg and Darrell BlueThe Boeing Company Employees Community Fund of Puget SoundPatricia BonnerMarie Booker abd Ken PerilmanVillage BooksWilliam BoschBetty BostromCatherine BrazilAlan and Ann BreenLaura BriereJames BrinsonKevin BrockbankAllyson Brown and Greg McNuttSylvia BrownSteven BrowningAlice BrunoMarité ButnersLauretta ByrdJoan Campbell†Michael and Diana CaplowMadlen CaplowThom and Lani CarawayRobert and Eleanor CarrikerGina CastilloPaul Chiocco and Doug McCraryPatricia and James CleavengerCatherine ClevelandSuzanne CohenTodd and Wendy Colton

Beth CooleyJulia CorrellJohn and Toni CostaTammi CoulterJeanne and Tom CrispWalter CroshawSharon CumberlandNancy DahlRobin Dearling and Gary AckermanSureyya DikmenGena M. DilabioLynn DissingerEmily Ditty and Michael CastleWayne Dodge and Lawrence KreismanBeulah DowningAlice DoyelKiantha DuncanRachel EdmondsonBarbara EmdeCaroline Emde

* Denotes a combination of cash and in-kind support. † Spark Society member

Author G. Willow Wilson and KUOW reporter Jamala Henderson at Humanities Washington’s Think & Drink event series. Photo: Matt Owens

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Caroline EpsteinFadel ErianClaudia EricksonKasey EssexJacqui EvanchikHasnaa EvansDeb EversonStephanie FarquharDavid FennerPatricia FerrellShelby FitzgeraldAmanda and Ryan FlaneryChio FloresNancy FowlerAbigail and Mike FranklinPeggy FrazierKatherine FreimundKay GabrielPam and Bruce GallaherBill and Pamela GalvaniLee Ann GekasAllison GiffenSteve GoldsmithMark GoreckiAndria Green†Jean and Frank GreifShannon HalberstadtDavid HaldemanGeorge HalekasGwendolyn and Greg HaleyNina and Darrell HallettJessica HallidayZaki Barak HamidMolly HannanE. Richard HartDon HartlineMonika HawkinsonKeri HealeySuzie HenningLloyd HermanMaureen and Patrick HerwardDonald Lynda HorowitzBruce HowardKathy Huckabay

Krista Hudson and Chris YoungBeth Hudson†Melissa HugginsKelly HumphreySheryl Payne Huston and Scott HustonJames T. JonesClint JordanPeter KerrJim and Carol KershnerMaria KesovijaPaul and Paulette KidderJennifer and Derek KilmerRod and Jennifer KingKim KingKathlynn KinseyAllen and Kristie KirkpatrickAnnette LaicoLinda W. and George O. LambCarolyn LambersonGeoff LarsonAana LauckhartSteven LeeYetta LevineAudrey LewKan Liang and Susan SuSam LigonVern LindbladJanet and Gordon LittleMargaret LiuTed and Kathi LuciaJennifer LunzerAileen LuppertEric and Cindy MagiErik and Kimberly ManzPaul Mariz and Lauria FrankelJenni MartinKerri and Andrew MartinezBill and Judy MatchettCarey Ann McCarthyBrian McClatcheyIrene McCoyPatrick McEvoyJulee McTaggartMedina Foundation

Deanne MeekShelly and Ryan MeenachMary MetastasioJeff and Robbin MillerLinda and Larry Milsow†Karen MobleySheila MooreBeth MorganJoanne MoyerJanet Mueller and Jerry MagnoniRalph MunroJohann NeemMary NeumanKate and Frank NewmanKevin O’BrienMichael and Penny O’ByrneOff the Wahl Productions†Therese OgleColette Ogle and Steve DreherMike and Janice O’MahonyScott Orme and Ann CiasulloJoe PalmquistJosephine W. PedersenCarla PeperzakSusanne PerezEllen PetersJason Petrait and Lisa KnoopMichael PickeringClarice PoolCharlie PotterMolly QuinnGwen Rawlings and Rebecca DuganLaura and Brad ReadAndrea ReidJane RepensekPat ReynoldsSherri RobinsonAna María Rodríguez-VivaldiRobert RooseLorna Rose-HahnJulianna RossNancy and John RossmeisslJohn and Lyn RothSteve and Billie Ruark

* Denotes a combination of cash and in-kind support. † Spark Society member

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Richard RustJeanne RyanPaul RynearsonCynthia Salzman and Jerry GallaherDr. Judith SchoepflinTina SederholmLaurel SercombeMarilyn SeversonMarilyn SeversonSumi ShadduckSharma Shields and Sam MillsEva SilverstoneJames and Andrea SiscelSharyn SkeeterCindy SlatonGrant and Lelia SmithSusan SolaErnest and Ruth SolowanWendy StauffMildred and Kenneth R. SenehjemJudy StoneEric StrandbergJan StrobeckJennifer K. StullerCheryl Stumbo†Kristin SullivanDanielle SurkattyAndrew SutherlandAmanda SwainTom and Betsy SwansonSylvia TagDebbie TakamiDelma TayerTom and Laurie TaylorJanice TensleyJohn and Elizabeth TerreyEllen TerryWes and Adrienne TeterudMatt ThrockmortonDianne ToddAnikke TrierCharles Tung and Chau PhoPaul Tupper and Kathrin MüeckeTabitha Espina Velasco

Lou VerellenShawn VestalT. Andrew WahlAnita WalshMartha WaltonMatt and Camarin WanamakerKathryn Hamilton Wang and Steve WangSarah WatsteinGail WattsJanet WellsJan Wigen and Larry EllingsonWarren WilkinsApril and Brian J. WilliamsonBen WinkesMarcy Wynhoff†Ann ZavitkovskySarah Zimmerman

If we have inadvertently omitted you from this list or miscategorized your contribution, please accept our apologies and contact us at (206) 682-1770.

In-KindThe Bushwick Book ClubThom CarawayLaurie FrankelGilbert Cellars Ingram Content Group Charles JohnsonKUOW Kate LeboLindaman’sJim LynchTod MarshallNaked City Brewery and Taphouse PCC Community MarketsProvidence Health & ServicesShann RayRiddell Williams P.S.Salesforce Foundation Sharma ShieldsTargetWhole Foods Market

* Denotes a combination of cash and in-kind support. † Spark Society member

Donald Watts, Tanya Mosley, Eric Davis, and Zaki Hamid at our Think & Drink series event “You Mad Bro?: Race in Sports.” Photo: David Haldeman

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We show up where people already gather, partnering with hundreds of organizations and

communities across Washington State to deliver our programs. These partnerships form

the backbone of our work—without them we simply would not have the reach and

impact that we do.

OUR PARTNERS

Aberdeen Museum of HistoryAberdeen Timberland LibraryAdams ElementaryAirway Heights Corrections CenterAmanda Park Timberland LibraryAnacortes LibraryAnderson ParkAngst GalleryArbutus Folk SchoolAsotin County LibraryAsotin High SchoolAttic Learning CommunityAuburn School DistrictAuburn Senior Activity CenterAuntie’s BookstoreB Sharp Coffee HouseBainbridge BARNBainbridge Island Museum of ArtBaker TheatreBallard LibraryBarnes & Noble, Columbia CenterBasalt Cellars WineryBattle Ground Community LibraryBeacon Hill LibraryBellevue Children’s AcademyBellevue College North CampusBellingham Public LibraryBenton Franklin Juvenile CenterBlack Dog Arts CafeBlack Dog Arts CoalitionBonney Lake LibraryBookTree, KirklandBrilliant Moon Bookstore

Broadway Center for the Performing ArtsBrookdale Foundation HouseBurien Actors TheatreBurien City HallBurien LibraryCalispel Valley LibraryCanal RestaurantCascadia CollegeCascadia Poetry FestivalCathlamet Public LibraryCedar Way Elementary SchoolCentralia CollegeChehalis Timberland LibraryCheney LibraryClallam Bay Branch LibraryClark CollegeClark County Historical MuseumClark ElementaryClover Creek ElementaryColfax United Methodist ChurchCollins Elementary SchoolColumbia CrestColumbia Pacific Heritage MuseumCommunity WorkshopConcrete TheatreCongolese Integration NeworkConnell High SchoolCoupeville LibraryCowlitz County Historical MuseumCoyote Ridge Corrections CenterCuster Elementary SchoolDavis High SchoolDaybreak Star Cultural Center

Dayton Memorial LibraryDearborn HouseDowntown Ellensburg Historic DistrictDowntown Spokane LibraryEastern State HospitalEatonville High SchoolEdmonds Community CollegeEdmonds LibraryEllensburg High SchoolElliott Bay Book CompanyEndicott LibraryEndicott SchoolEntiat Public LibraryEphrata Public LibraryEverett Community CollegeFairwinds, RedmondFall City Masonic HallFederal Way LibraryFirst Christian Church of PuyallupFirst United Methodist Church of OlympiaForks Branch LibraryFreeland LibraryFriends of the Port Townsend Public LibraryFryelands ElementaryGet Lit! Festival 2017Gilbert CellarsGoldendale Community LibraryGonzaga UniversityGrace Church HallGranite Falls Library Meeting RoomGrant Street ElementaryGray’s Harbor CollegeGreene’s Corner

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Greenwood Senior CenterGuemes Island Community CenterHagan Center for the HumanitiesHand in Hand Immigration ServicesHanford High SchoolHarbor History MuseumHarstine Island Community ClubHazel Dell Elementary SchoolHealing Circles LangleyHorizon HouseIsland BooksIssaquah Depot MuseumJefferson County LibraryJohn F. Kennedy LibraryKamiakin High School LibraryKarshner Museum and Center for Culture and ArtsKCTS9 Public TelevisionKennewick LibraryKent LibraryKent Senior Activity CenterKent Sister City AssociationKettle Falls Public LibraryKey Center LibraryKing’s BooksKittitas County Historical MuseumKPBX Spokane Public RadioKUOW Public RadioLa Conner Civic Garden ClubLacey Timberland LibraryLakewood LibraryLakewood PlayhouseLakota Middle SchoolLangley LibraryLangston Hughes Performing Arts InstituteLeavenworth Public LibraryLind Elementary SchoolLind Ritzville High School LibraryLittlefield Celtic CenterLongbranch Improvement ClubLongview Public LibraryLopez Center for Community & the ArtsLopez Island Historical SocietyLopez Island LibraryLower Columbia CollegeLynden Pioneer Museum

Magic Lantern TheatreMagnuson ParkManson Public LibraryMaple HallMartin Woldson Theater at the FoxMaryhill Museum of ArtMason County Historical Society MuseumMcDonald International SchoolMcGlinn’s Public HouseMead High SchoolMeaningful Movies Project of IssaquahMerc Playhouse SocietyMercer Island Community CenterMercer Island LibraryMerrill GardensMethow Chamber Music FestivalMethow Valley Interpretive CenterMid-Columbia LibrariesMighty Tieton Arts CenterMineral SchoolMirabella, SeattleMonroe LibraryMoran Prairie LibraryMoses Lake Museum & Art CenterMount Rainier Railroad and Logging MuseumMount Vernon City LibraryMountain Glenn Retirement CommunityMukilteo LibraryMuseum of Northwest ArtNaked City Brewery & TaphouseNarrows BrewingNeill Public LibraryNewport Way LibraryNewsRadio KPQ 560Nisqually Youth CenterNordic Heritage MuseumNorth Bend ElementaryNorth Capitol Hill HomeNorth Central High SchoolNorth Spokane LibraryNorthwest African American MuseumNorthwest Indian CollegeNorthwest Museum of Arts and CultureNorthwest SchoolOak Harbor Elementary

Oak Harbor High SchoolOak Harbor LibraryOakesdale LibraryOcean Park Timberland LibraryOdessa School DistrictOdessa Town LibraryOkanogan PUDOld Redmond Schoolhouse Community CenterOlympia Timberland LibraryOpen BooksOrca BooksOrcas CenterOrcas Island Community ChurchOrcas Island Public LibraryPacifica InstitutePalouse LibraryPanorama Auditorium TheaterPend Oreille County Historical SocietyPeninsula CollegePenn Cove Water FestivalPie and WhiskeyPierce CollegePomeroy High SchoolPomeroy Senior CenterPort Angeles Main LibraryPort Townsend Historic City Council ChambersPort Townsend Public LibraryPoulsbo City HallPoulsbo LibraryPuyallup Public LibraryPuyallup Valley Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens LeagueQuimper Unitarian Universalist FellowshipQuincy Pioneer ChurchRainier Chapter HouseRaymond Timberland LibraryRed Bicycle Bar & RestaurantRedmond LibraryRedmond Senior CenterRegal ElementaryRenton Highlands LibraryRenton History MuseumRenton LibraryRichard Hugo HouseRichland High School

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Richland Public LibraryRitzville Public LibraryRockwood Lane Retirement CommunityRosalia LibraryRosehill Community CenterRoslyn Public LibraryRoxy TheaterSalkum Timberland LibrarySamdhana-Karana YogaSan Juan Island LibrarySan Juan Preservation TrustSeaTac City HallSeaTac Community CenterSeattle Public LibrarySeattle UniversitySeattle Vocational InstituteSecond Annual Northern SlamSequim Branch LibrarySeward Park Audubon CenterShadle LibraryShoalwater Bay Tribal LibraryShoreline LibrarySkyline Retirement CommunitySnoqualmie United Methodist ChurchSoap Lake Public LibrarySorrento HotelSoulfood CoffeehouseSouth Bend Timberland LibrarySouth Hill LibrarySPLAB SPokenword LABSpokane Is ReadingSpokane RotarySpokane Valley LibrarySpokaneFāVSSt. John LibrarySt. Joseph ResidenceStanwood LibrarySTAR Center, Metro Parks TacomaSteilacoom Historical MuseumStorm King Ranger StationTacoma Buddhist TempleTacoma Community CollegeTacoma-Pierce County Chamber FoundationTagaris WineryTahoma Unitarian Universalist Church

TasveerTemple Bnai TorahTemple De Hirsch SinaiThe Talented YouthThree Creeks Community LibraryThree Rivers Folk Life SocietyToledo Community LibraryTonasket Public LibraryTown Hall AssociationTraditions CafeTrent Elementary SchoolTrilogy at Redmond RidgeTsuga GalleryTumwater Timberland LibraryTVWTwain ElementaryTwisp Public LibraryUniontown LibraryUnitarian Universalist Church of SpokaneUniversity House WallingfordUniversity of WashingtonUniversity Place LibraryUniversity Place PrimaryVancouver Community LibraryVancouver School of Arts and AcademicsVashon Center for the ArtsVashon High SchoolVashon Island BooksVashon Land TrustVillage Green Retirement CampusWalla Walla Public LibraryWalla Walla UniversityWashington Elementary SchoolWashington Middle SchoolWashington State CapitalWashington State Historical SocietyWashington State History MuseumWashington State Jewish Historical SocietyWashington State PenitentiaryWashington State UniversityWashington State University, Elson S. Floyd College of MedicineWashington State University, VancouverWashougal High School AuditoriumWaterville Public Library Prime Time Family Reading participants. Photo: Kirk Hirota

Weed WarriorsWenatchee Public LibraryWenatchee Valley CollegeWesley HomesWestport Timberland LibraryWhatcom Community CollegeWhatcom MuseumWheelock LibraryWhidbey InstituteWhite Center Heights Elementary SchoolWhite Center LibraryWhite River Valley MuseumWhite Salmon Valley Community LibraryWillows Preparatory SchoolWoman’s Club of OlympiaWrite253Yakima Valley Community FoundationYakima Valley MuseumYelm Timberland Library

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AberdeenAirway HeightsAmanda ParkAnacortesAshfordAsotinAuburnBainbridge IslandBattle GroundBellevueBellinghamBonney LakeBothellBurienCashmereCathlametCentraliaChehalisCheneyClallam BayClarkstonClintonColfaxCollege PlaceConcreteConnellCoupevilleCusickDaytonDeer ParkDes MoinesEastsoundEatonvilleEdmondsElbeEllensburg

EndicottEntiatEphrataEverettFall CityFederal WayForksFreelandFriday HarborGig HarborGoldendaleGranite FallsGray’s HarborIlwacoIssaquahKelsoKennewickKentKettle FallsKirklandLa ConnerLaceyLakebayLakewoodLangleyLeavenworthLindLongbranchLongviewLopez IslandLyndenLynnwoodMansonMedical LakeMercer IslandMineral

MonroeMortonMoses LakeMount VernonMountlake TerraceMukilteoNewportNisquallyNorth BendOak HarborOakesdaleOcean ParkOdessaOkanoganOlympiaOystervillePalousePascoPomeroyPort AngelesPort HadlockPort TownsendPoulsboPullmanPuyallupQuincyRaymondRedmondRentonRichlandRitzvilleRosaliaRoslynSalkumSammamishSeaTac

SeattleSequimSheltonShorelineSnoqualmieSoap LakeSouth BendSpokaneSpokane ValleySt. JohnStanwoodSteilacoomTacomaTietonTokelandToledoTonasketTumwaterTwispUniontownUniversity PlaceVancouverVashon IslandWalla WallaWashougalWatervilleWenatcheeWestportWhite CenterWhite SalmonWoodinvilleYakimaYelm

Washington State Photos (top to bottom): Mount Rainier, Michael Bolognesi; The Palouse, Jayesh Sukumaran; The Olympic Mountains, composite by Jacqui Lott

OUR COMMUNITIESOur programs take place in communities large and small, urban and rural,

all across Washington State.