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350 Tacoma acknowledges that most of our work takes place on the lands of the Puyallup and Coast Salish Peoples. We raise our hands for the love, connection, and stewardship of these lands and waters since time immemorial, and continuing today. We strive to be good guests and good caregivers to the natural world around us, and do the work with intention and humility.

350 Tacoma is building a future that’s just, prosperous, equitable, healthy and safe from the effects of climate change. We are building a diverse multi-issue movement to create the people power needed to rapidly transform our economy and society. Much of our work is done in collaboration because we are stronger together.

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Upcoming Events

Many of these events happen at our office at 311 Puyallup Ave, Tacoma. Click here for accessibility info about the space!

Campaigns

Children seated at a table creating cards — **Artful Activism**

Blogs

Tacoma Charter Review

Results of the July City Council Decisions The bad news: None of the proposed Charter Amendments broadly supported by commenting …

qʷiqʷəlut Water is Life Series

This spring and summer 350 Tacoma is hosting a series of events that combine caring for qʷiqʷəlut (“little marsh”), a …

City of Tacoma: No Legal Obligation

by Michelle Mood Tacoma City Planning Department has: NO LEGAL OBLIGATION to promote health justice. NO LEGAL OBLIGATION to promote …

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350 Tacoma is a local independent group of 350.org, an international grassroots movement working in collaboration with others to solve the climate crisis.
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This month we’re picking up trash on a residential street & helping a disabled community member clean up their yard!Gather at the corner of S Thompson Ave & S 78th St on Saturday July 11th from 10am - 12pm.Gloves, tools & snacks provided!All ages & abilities welcome!If you know a location in need of a clean up send us a message! ... See MoreSee Less

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Join us for our monthly Potluck & Craft Night!Wednesday July 8th from 6pm - 8pmBarb Shxwe’iya Church will be helping us make beaded dream catchers!Free to participate!All ages & abilities welcome. If you can't bring any food to share, don't worry, we'll have plenty!311 Puyallup Ave, TacomaFor parking or accessibility info:350tacoma.org/community/hub/accessibility ... See MoreSee Less

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3 days ago

Come to 350 Tacoma on June 28th 1pm – 3pm to join ResisDANCE in a free community dance class—free to attend & donations are encouraged to support Our Sisters' House. Registration link with MORE INFO: form.jotform.com/261574635327159311 Puyallup Ave, TacomaFor parking or other accessibility info see link in our bio or 350tacoma.org/community-hub/accessibility ... See MoreSee Less

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3 days ago

To be free of oppressive systems, we need strong community. Check out this free workshop happening Wed 6/24 hosted by @gritcitycc 6pm - 8pmCentral Co-Op 4502 N Pearl St, Tacoma ... See MoreSee Less

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3 days ago

Orca Books in Olympia will be hosting Walter Riley along with moderators Jesse Strauss and Alma Busby-Williams for a conversation on their latest book, Civil Rights & Sturctural Attacks. Walter Riley has been involved in political organizing for most of his life- that starts with 1950s mobilizations against Jim Crow apartheid laws followed by 1960s student and labor organizing with the Progressive Labor Party, early Black Panther Party formations, anti-war activities, and co-leading the Peace and Freedom Party’s Black Caucus. By the 1970s Walter was focused on labor and welfare organizing in Chicago and Detroit. In the 1980s he became a criminal defense and civil rights lawyer, and challenged South Africa’s apartheid system. The organizing efforts he’s been most attentive to since the earlier 2000s has supported infrastructure for Haitian movement building as well as challenged police violence in Oakland. Walter and the event moderators - Jesse Strauss, an anti-imperialist cultural worker from the Bay Area and Alma Busby-Williams originally from Oakland and now board of Washington's National Park Fund will be discussing Walter's political lessons and tools he's gleaned from since his early years as a leader in the Civil Rights Movement to now. ... See MoreSee Less

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