We have a critical election on November 3rd. (Register to Vote here !) This will be the first time voting for many newly naturalized citizens who’ve taken citizenship classes at ReWA. Please join us in getting the word out to our clients. ReWA is recruiting 7-8 volunteers who can speak/write Vietnamese, Somali, Amharic, Oromo, Tigrinya, or Russian. Volunteers will: Use…
Congratulations to the 12 graduates of the Early Childhood Education Initial Certificate course who completed a year of academic studies in partnership with North Seattle College and attended the first ever graduation ceremony online on August 19th. Salwa is one of these graduates. Since completing ReWA’s ChildCare Basics training course last…
Youth Art Showcase One good thing about being stuck at home is the extra time to make art! ReWA encourages our students to explore art as a way to express, reflect, and cultivate an image they could not with words. This year’s Annual Youth Art Showcase has gone virtual and features work of art by youth, ages 8-21, and reflecting the…
Back in February when we had no idea what was in store for us. In partnership with the Seattle Reparatory Theatre (the Rep), ReWA’s Project-Based Learning (PBL) program was set to focus on storytelling and public speaking – skills particularly helpful for English Language Learners. Little did we know how meaningful these skills would be as youth faced a global…
Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA) is partnering with Mercy Housing to provide services in the Allen Family Center, located in Gardner House in Southeast Seattle’s Mt. Baker neighborhood. Together with Childcare Resources and Mary’s Place also onsite, ReWA will connect families living in the new Gardner House to community resources. For more information visit Allen Family Center.