IQRA Learning Center

The Southeast Seattle Education Coalition (SESEC) is a collective of parents, educators, community leaders, allies, and community organizations dedicated to advocating for educational justice for all students in Southeast Seattle. They offer programs such as the Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity (SEED) Cohorts, Advocacy and Policy Cohorts, and Project Youth Participatory Grantmaking, among others, to address the educational needs of the community. SESEC believes that a just and equitable education system can only be achieved through a collective voice, and they actively work towards improving education in Southeast Seattle by engaging the community and fostering partnerships. Their mission is to create an inclusive and supportive environment where every student has access to quality education, and they invite individuals to join them in their efforts to bring about positive change.Generated from the website

The Refugee Federation Service Center (RFSC) in Seattle, WA, is a nonprofit organization established in 1982 to assist refugees and immigrants in their transition to life in the United States. Governed by a board of directors representative of the refugee community, RFSC provides services to help individuals become self-sufficient members of society while preserving their cultural identity. Originally founded as the Southeast Asian Refugee Federation, RFSC has evolved to serve a diverse range of refugee and immigrant families in King and Pierce Counties. With a focus on English language learning, job skills development, and counseling, RFSC aims to support individuals in achieving economic self-sufficiency and adapting to their new lives in the Puget Sound area.Generated from the website