SAVE the DATE! RARE’s 5th Anniversary Celebration
SAVE the DATE for RARE’s 5th Anniversary Celebration happening Friday, September 5th, @ 5 – 8 pm at the Northwest […]
A Quilt Maker Volunteers with RARE!
There are many ways to volunteer for RARE contributing your time and talents. Julia Douthwaite Viglione, RHS ’75, is a […]
The Surprising Beauty of Student-Led Activities
Student-led activities sit at the heart of Connections, where Crew members put new leadership skills into practice. But can teenagers […]
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RARE, Roosevelt’s BSU & Other Students of Color Talk Racial Equity at Pizza Luncheon
This past November 13th, several RARE Board and committee members joined a couple dozen current Roosevelt students from various Students […]
Four SPS Principals Discuss the State of Racial Equity
RARE’s Open Discussions returned on September 18, 2023 with a panel of four Seattle Public Schools’ principals discussing the advances […]
RARE’s Documentary is Excellent Resource for Black History Month
If you’re making plans for Black History Month in February, be sure to check out RARE’s acclaimed documentary chronicling Seattle’s […]
RARE’s Year End Reflections – 2023
Dear RARE Supporters Three and a half years ago, in response to the killing of George Floyd, a group of […]
Beyond Black and White to be included in the Seattle Social Justice Film Festival
Congratulations RARE! Beyond Black & White has officially been accepted into the Seattle Social Justice Film Festival! This year, the […]
RARE Beyond Black & White on KCTS9 – Fifth Time!
RARE’s 30-minute documentary film, Roosevelt High School: Beyond Black & White was screened for the fifth time on our local […]
Roosevelt High School is Celebrating 100 Years! You’re Invited!
Register to attend the Centennial Celebration on August 27th from 1 pm to 3 pm, and stop by Roosevelt Alumni […]
Multiply Your Contribution to Racial Equity!
Most employers, large and small, corporate and government, recognize giving as an important employee benefit. These employers understand and support […]
The Seattle Times Looks Back At Seattle’s Efforts to Desegregate
In May, the Seattle Times ran an extensive two-part story detailing the Seattle School District’s efforts to desegregate what was […]
Connections 201 Walks Through Indigenous History at the University of Washington
This spring, after five weeks learning practical skills for engaging with people of different backgrounds at their home schools, Roosevelt […]
Beyond the Screen: RARE’s Film Outreach Making a Difference
RARE’s film outreach efforts are going strong! This spring, we made great progress in our film outreach efforts. Since the […]
After a 50 Year Fight, the Supreme Court Has Ended Affirmative Action In College Admissions
“The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race.” — […]