Reflections from Board Trustee-at-Large- Tony Ricardi
Happy Fall, Beloved Community! Even though I absolutely love Seattle summers and think we were unjustly cut off too early this year, fall is my favorite season. I love the
Continue readingNews from the Racial Justice Change Team
Summary Notes About the “WSUU Equity Workshop: Strategies to Promote and Sustain a Culture of Inclusivity and Equity” By Kerrie Schurr and Tony Ricardi, Board Liaison to the RJCT Below
Continue readingBoard Update – Jade Lowry, President
We have a new renter!! A wonderful nonprofit serving a great need for preschoolers will be sharing our building and replacing Sweet Pea preschool as of October 1st! We are
Continue readingUpdate from the Board 8.30.19
Hello, Beloved Community, We have another great update in our progress to bring our called minister, Rev. Christopher Wulff, to us from Canada! Our R-1 Immigration Visa application has been
Continue readingUpdate from the Board of Trustees – Jade Lowry, President
What is the board focusing on this August, you ask? Transparency – One focus is how to be more transparent with our work, and as collaborative as possible with the
Continue readingUpdate from the Board 7.19.19
Greetings, and happy mid-summer to all! I realized it’s been three weeks since our last update, and I want to let you know of the ongoing effort and activity going
Continue readingPresident Elect Report from Annual Meeting 2019 – Jade Lowry
Thank you for this new opportunity to serve Westside! I am honored to be in this role, to serve with this amazing slate, and to be one of the many
Continue readingLift Update – March 15, 2019
Judi Finney and I met with the contractors this past Monday to finally learn the fate of our new lift which will transport people from the Social Hall directly into
Continue readingWe’re In This Together: Nearing the End – Patti McCall, Board President
The final words of my final letter to you as Board President is about the upcoming year. WSUU has experienced a long transitional period. Rev. Peg retired just shy of
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