Seattle City Councilmember keynote speaker at Communities Rising meeting October 22, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

Seattle City Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck will deliver a keynote address at the Communities Rising meeting on October 22, 2025, at 7:00 PM, hosted at Shoreline Unitarian Church. The event, themed "Protect and Celebrate Our Sanctuary Cities," will focus on local responses to challenges affecting residents' rights and basic needs. Attendees will engage in thoughtful discussions aimed at sharing information and ideas in a respectful atmosphere. Registration is available online for those interested in participating in this community-focused event. This meeting reflects a growing trend of civic engagement within sanctuary cities, which are increasingly vital in supporting marginalized populations.

Local residents, activists, and leaders will have the chance to celebrate community resilience and strategize for future advocacy. The event underscores the importance of solidarity in addressing social justice issues. Participants will leave equipped with knowledge and connections to further their advocacy efforts.

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