Seattle commuters: join our Native Workforce Services Program's Outreach Specialist to learn more about your rights! The training will take place on April 29th at 4pm on Zoom. We look forward to seeing you there!

Save the date! Our Foster Care Program is hosting its 4th annual mini powwow, open to the public. This event is part of Foster Care Awareness Month (May), and we will be showing our gratitude to foster care families caring for Native foster youth. Our mini pow wow is a traditional/exhibition pow wow. Note: This… Read More »Foster Care Mini Powwow

Join Our Strong Fathers to learn child and infant CPR on May 15th at 12pm! Space is limited to 25 people, so be sure to register today! Current OSF participants will be prioritized, but the session is also open to the wider Daybreak Star community. Sign up here.

This training gives Seattle workers an important opportunity to learn about their rights to fair chance employment and paid sick and safe time. The training will be held on Zoom: if you are interested, please register here to have the Zoom link sent to you shortly in advance of the training.

In collaboration with Alliance CaRES, our Foster Care program invites foster care, adoptive, and kinship families of Native American foster children to participate in two sessions (June 14th AND 21st from 6:30pm-8:30pm on Zoom) on supporting LGBTQIA+ youth in care. There will be training certificates after the completion of the two classes. Register at bit.ly/alliancecares.… Read More »Daybreak Circle Time Connections – Supporting an LGBTQIA+ Youth in Care

RSVP required. Our Traditional Medicines Program and Our Strong Fathers invite Native people and families to a Culture Day to be held at Daybreak Star on June 18th from 10am - 5pm. You will learn how to make your own regalia for the upcoming Powwow season. Kaya Alice will be leading a workshop on making ribbon… Read More »Culture Day

We are fortunate to be hosting an exhibit of Ric Gendron’s work in the Sacred Circle Gallery. We hope you’ll join us for a reception on June 28th from 2-5pm!

In collaboration with Alliance CaRES, our Foster Care program invites foster care, adoptive, and kinship families of Native American foster children to participate in two sessions (June 14th AND 21st from 6:30pm-8:30pm on Zoom) on supporting LGBTQIA+ youth in care. There will be training certificates after the completion of the two classes. Register at bit.ly/alliancecares.… Read More »Daybreak Circle Time Connections – Supporting an LGBTQIA+ Youth in Care

Hotel employees: did you know certain employers are required to make monthly contributions to help improve employee access to medical care, or that there are legal limits on your workload? Come along to this session run by our Native Workforce Services Program to learn more! Sign up at bit.ly/OLSJun22

Are you interested in exploring what play looks like with young people? Come play and learn with local Snoqualmie community member Gabriel de Los Angeles, MA, PhC. Learn more about this gathering and sign up at forms.office.com/r/kiW0n44at6.