VIDEOS

Racial Justice is Climate Justice

Different teams at 350 Seattle host guest speakers to help us draw the connections between climate campaigns and movements for racial justice. A four-part series.

These webinars have closed captioning. Click HERE for a recording of the call, along with recommended resources and reading materials.

Part 1 : Speaker Dean Spade (Seattle University School of Law) on Prison Abolition

Part 2: Nikkita Oliver, Jerrell Davis and Oloth Insyxiengmay (Decriminalize Seattle) on Defunding Police

Part 3: Fate Syewoangnuan & Maya Garfinkel (Be: Seattle) on Affordable Housing

Part 4: Speakers from Tacoma LNG Resistance on Environmental Injustice

Other Recent 350 Seattle Trainings

Demystifying Jail and Legal Support — For anyone demonstrating in the streets during the double pandemic of COVID and racism, there is always a possibility of being arrested. It’s important to understand your rights and have a legal and jail support plan.

Editing and Ethics — Webinar tutorial on in-phone video editing (Adobe Rush) and the ethics of protest photography

How Movements Can and Do Win — An interactive webinar that explores how we can learn from past movements to effectively build power and address our current historical moment.

De-Escalation & Peacekeeping Training — An opportunity to skill-up in de-escalation techniques and learn some of the roles for actions that will continue to be part of our efforts.

Intro to Security Culture — This training highlighted the difficulty of covering this material in an hour. We expect to host a longer version of the training soon, and we may post a pre-recorded webinar version here too!

Protest Safety — How to Keep Yourself and Your Comrades Safe in the Streets

Ancestral Waters — Panel discussion of 2019 Water Protectors documentary about the Puyallup’s fight against the Tacoma LNG plant, which continues to this day.