Thank you to our partners and The Seattle Public Library Central Branch!
Our King-5 TV Debut!
Check out our TV debut sharing about our photography exhibits at The Seattle Public Library—Central Library and Green Lake branch! Click on the image above to watch Board President Keshena Williams and Executive Director Deborah Espinosa talk about the exhibits and our storytelling initiative! The exhibits are up until September 27, 2026!
Special thanks to the The Seattle Public Library staff, Artsfund, and our reentry sponsors Civil Survival, Communities of Belonging, Institute for Black Justice, Seattle Clemency Project, and Underground Ministries.
Film Screening and Discussion on Sunday, May 31!
Since I Been Down shares the story of Kimonti Carter, an incarcerated individual who was raised in Tacoma. It follows his efforts, as well as a wide group of prisoners, as they break free from their fate and create a model of education that is transforming their lives, their communities, our prisons, and our own humanity. The event will include a moderated discussion with filmmaker Dr. Gilda Sheppard, Kimonti Carter, and Tonya Wilson, who is also featured in the film. We hope you’ll join us!
The Seattle Public Library on 4th Avenue between Spring and Seneca.
Sunday, May 31 at 2pm in the Auditorium (first floor)
The Seattle Public Library-Central Library
1000 4th Ave, Seattle