The International Student Leaders and International Education department present Global Showcase 2026! Cultural clubs and student volunteers are invited to host a booth, perform on stage, or join the fashion show in this celebration of cultures. Booths consist of a tri-fold display board that the students can decorate with whatever information/photos they’d like, and we encourage them to have an interactive element as well (e.g. teach a word or phrase in your native language, hand out traditional candy/snacks, play a game/ask trivia questions, etc.).
DATE: March 4, 2026
TIME: 11:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
PLACE: PUB Main Dining Room
Seeking Volunteers! The ISLs have sign-up forms for students who wish to participate:
Host a booth (if we receive multiple sign-ups from the same culture/country, we will ask the students to work together)
In this thought-provoking keynote, Dante King will explore the systemic nature of anti-Blackness in America, its psychological and sociocultural dimensions, and the ways it continues to shape our communities today.
Drawing on historical research, lived experiences, and contemporary examples, this keynote will challenge participants to confront uncomfortable truths while offering a vision for equity, justice, and collective healing.
DATE: 2/25/2026
TIME: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
PLACE: Main Dining Room (9215) Pagoda Union Building
Join us as we explore restorative practices for healing and navigating conflict with care, supporting your personal well-being and professional resilience in these challenging times.
Dr. E. Jabali Stewart is a leadership coach, youth worker and trained circle keeper. To learn more about his consulting work visit https://wearehuayruro.com
DATE: February 9th, 2026
TIME: 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
PLACE: Quiet Dining Room, Room 9208 Pagoda Union Building
The Indian light dinner and movie are free to Shoreline College students, faculty and staff. Maximum capacity: 50 people. Pre-registration is Required. Click here to register.
The movie is open and free to All. Start time: 7:00pm. Maximum capacity: 350
DATE: 1/9/2026
TIME: Dinner at 6:00pm; Movie starts at 7:00pm
PLACE: Theater (1600 Building)
‘English Vinglish’ is a warm and funny movie about a middle-aged Indian woman who comes to the United States and learns English to gain confidence.
The film shows how learning a new language can change someone’s life and help them feel respected and understood.
This event is co-sponsored by the International Education department and the Indian Consulate, Seattle office.
The yəhaw̓ Center for Student Empowerment is hosting Trans Day of Remembrance commuity art display from Nov 10th to Nov 20th. Trans Day of Remembrance (Nov 20th) is a nationally recognized day to mourn transgender people lost to violence.
We will have an opening talking circle on Nov 10th at 12 pm in Rm 9114 to launch the display. On Nov 20th we will host a second talking circle at 2 pm in Rm 9114 to close the display.
Throughout the week, community members, students, and staff are encouraged to visit or contribute art, flowers and words of encouragement to the display.
When the state of Washington made it illegal for tribes to fish for salmon in their usual and accustomed places, it was a declaration of war. Fish War follows the tribes’ fight to exercise their treaty-reserved fishing rights.
Panel discussion follows the film, along with Native Artisan Vendors and Native Drumming.
Please join us for this free community screening event.
Join the Office of yəhaw̓ in celebrating the Day of the Dead at our new yəhaw̓ Center for Student Empowerment. Bring photos of your dearly departed and/or make a craft to add to our ofrenda! You may also choose to participate in creating our community art piece by making some art of your own—materials and prompts provided to make it a stress-free experience.
When: 10/27 – 11/3, 12pm – 5pm
Where: yəhaw̓ Center for Student Engagement (9114, former bookstore)
