Free lunchtime showing of Princess Angeline film

Free lunchtime showing of Princess Angeline film – history of Native Seattle

TODAY!! Noon. “Princess Angeline”. At the Seattle Public Library downtown. 1000 4th Ave. Doors open at 11:30 a.m.

There will be an introduction by Pamela Masterman Stearns, President of CANOES and remarks by Seattle Councilmember Bruce Harrell and Civil Rights Director Julie Nelson.

The movie is 53 minutes long. Afterwards, stay for a panel on Seattle’s Native American culture featuring Duwamish Tribal Chairwoman Cecile Hansen, master storyteller and carver Rick Williams (Ditidaht First Nation), master storyteller Roger Fernandes (Lower Elwa Klallam), and Duwamish Councilmember Nancy Sackman.

Presented by CANOES, the Seattle Public Utilities Race & Social Justice Change Team and the ARWA (Anti-Racist White Allies) .

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