PROGRAMS & WHAT’S COMING

From free community programs to exhibitions and public education, the Center carries forward the Panthers’ tradition of survival programs — meeting real needs while building collective power.

CURRENT & UPCOMING PROGRAMS

POWER tO tHE PEOPLE — INAUGURAL EXHIBITION

The Center’s first major exhibition traces the Seattle chapter’s story — from Aaron and Elmer Dixon’s founding in 1968 to the survival programs that reshaped the city. Opening alongside the June 12 prelude activation.

A monthly study group exploring the Ten-Point Program, Black radical thought, and local movement history — held in person at the Center and on Zoom. Free and open to members.

Carrying forward the Panthers’ legacy of mutual aid — food distribution, free clothing, health resources, and youth support — organized with and for the community. Volunteer and partnership opportunities open now.

Above: Portrait of Garry Owens, September 1988, Courtesy MOHAI, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Collection, 2000.107.136.40.01, photo by Kurt Smith