Protests planned for May Day - Thursday May 1, 2025

On April 27, 2025, around 40 residents protested at the Shoreline-Edmonds border against Trump administration budget cuts they believe threaten public health. The gathering, organized by Everyday Activists, included an information table from Indivisible Shoreline, a grassroots organization focused on community support. Protesters collected signatures for a petition from National Nurses United, which demands continued funding for Medicare and Medicaid rather than tax cuts benefiting billionaires. Attendees also contributed food donations to Hopelink, emphasizing community solidarity. Scheduled protests for May Day on May 1 will occur at various locations, including the N 205th and Aurora intersection, highlighting ongoing local activism.

This event is part of a broader movement advocating for social welfare and health care funding amidst significant policy changes. The protest underscores a growing concern among residents regarding the implications of federal budget proposals on local health services. Activism in the region reflects a commitment to addressing social issues and advocating for vulnerable populations.