July 12
Seattle Sites of the Day:

Soul Festival '00

Friday, July 14 to Sunday, July 16 at Rainier Beach High School Playfield

MLK, Jr. / John Stanford Unity Parade - Saturday, July 15 from 12:00 - 2:00 pm

"Soul Festival 2000 is a non-profit event celebrating the art and culture of African Americans.

"Last year Soul Fest '99 housed over 50 vendors, dozens of carnival rides, local and national live entertainment, and more importantly raised thousands of dollars in scholarship money for college-bound youth.

"... we're back this year for yet another year of entertainment, fun, and cultural unity for everyone."

-	All Day Carnival Rides
-	Hip Hop, Rhythm & Blues, Jazz, Gospel, Comedy
-	Food Food and more Food!
-	Arts and Craft Booths
-	Information / Health Booths
-	Food, Fun and Free Entertainment

Seattle Peace Concerts
   Taste of Soul, Saturday
   Taste of Soul, Sunday

Saturday and Sunday, July 15-16 - Noon to 6:00 p.m. at Gas Works Park

Taste of Soul Festival and BBQ Cookoff. Free concerts. Please bring canned food for Northwest Harvest. Proceeds from food vending goes to Childhaven.

Washington PAVE
   Rainbow Festival

A Day in the Park - 4th Annual Rainbow Festival

Saturday, July 15, 2000 - 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Frontier Park in Graham, WA

"A Community Picnic Hosted by Individuals with Developmental and other Disabilities, their Families and Friends.

"It is Free! Bring your Friends, Co-workers, Neighbors and Families!"

-	3 Live Bands (The Rag Tops, CDM and The Eight Second Ride)
-	Elvis
-	Bagpipes
-	Parachutes
-	Clowns
-	Petting Zoos
-	Bingo
-	The Kidmobile
-	Games
-	Face Painting
-	Dragon Jumping House
-	Multi-Cultural Dancers and much more!

A community forum to educate residents on the procedures necessary for establishing an effective Independent Police Review Board.

A dialogue between the community and two national experts who have set up successful review boards in other cities.

Help us figure out how we might improve community relations between the Seattle and King County Police Departments and the people they serve, particularly those who reside in ethnic minority communities.

Topics include: Should citizen representatives be appointed or elected?

For more information, call the Urban League at (206) 461-3792.

Sponsored by:

-	Black Clergy for Action
-	NAACP
-	Urban League of Seattle
-	Central Area Motivation Program (CAMP)
-	El Centro de la Raza
-	Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Committee
-	Mothers for Police Accountability
-	National Black Chamber of Commerce
-	People's Coalition for Justice
-	Commission on African-American Affairs
-	Minority Executive Directors Committee (MEDC)
	and many other organizations.

Volunteering with SCN

SCN is seeking volunteers with project management experience who can commit to at least 15 hours of volunteering per month.

Volunteer Program Coordinator

Part-time contractual position: The Volunteer Program Coordinator needs to bridge the gap between professional human resource management and the grassroots culture that is the heart of SCNA.