Porch Portrait Project: Abigail Kok & Ezra Hooyer
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- 2020
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A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project Photographer; Abigail Kok poses with her son Ezra outside of thier home
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Porch Portrait Project: Abigail Kok & Ezra Hooyer
Part of Dear Tacoma Project Collection
A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project Photographer; Abigail Kok poses with her son Ezra outside of thier home
Porch Portrait Project: Keeley, Caleb, Baby Declan and Pup Charlie Olson
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A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project
Porch Portrait Project: Tyson Griffin, Mariesa Bus & Decca Griffin
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A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project; Tyson, 38, electrictiona. Mariesa, 36, Public Relations for TPL. Decca, 4, wants to be an astronaut. Standing outside of their home in Central Tacoma
Porch Portrait Project: Katherine Tague, Cara Mcgree & Billie Jean Tague
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A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project
Porch Portrait Project: Bill, Paula & Chloe Mohs
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A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project
Porch Portrait Project: Jeff Southard & James Jenkins
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A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project; Jeff Southard of Swoon Records and his roommate, musician James Jenkins staying extra safe inside
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A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project
Porch Portrait Project: The Miller Family
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A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project
Porch Portrait Project: Kathleen (Kassie) Mitchell, Glenda Nissen & Rogue
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A contribution from Abigail Kok's Porch Portrait Project
Part of Dear Tacoma Project Collection
A email message from Megan Sells.
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An email submission from Miriam Barnett.
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Judy's email submission describing her life durring self isolation and being a member of a more vunerable demographic.
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A mural outside Grit City Gridehouse skateshop located at 311 S 7th ST, Tacoma. The mural shows Rick, from the cartoon Rick and Morty, saying "Uh-oh Morty, it looks pretty rough out here in this dimension..."
Peaceful Black Lives Matter protest on WA-509
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A peaceful Black Lives Matter protest on WA-509 that stopped traffic.
Black Lives Matter protest march (Video)
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A video of the peaceful Black Lives Matter protest marching down Pacific Avenue on 6/5/2020.
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An email submission from Stephanie describing how their life has changed during the pandemic.
Recording of Zoom Conference Celebrating Dr. Maxine Mimms
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
Dr. Maxine Mimms, founder of Evergreen College Tacoma, is the spotlight of this film produced by Dr. Gilda Sheppard. Dr. Mimms discusses the cultural importance of hip-hop music, her musical inspirations, and her father's encouragement of her pursuit of knowledge in spite of growing up in a segregated community.
Carol Rashawnna Williams Discusses Her Work as an Artist in Seattle
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
Seattle artist Carol Rashawnna Williams and Paul Jackson have a conversation about her work during the pandemic.
Jasmine and Paul Jumped the Broom - 2020 Wedding Video
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
Slideshow video of pictures from Paul Jackson and Jasmine Brown's wedding. "Jumping the broom" is a tradition within the Black community to signify a couple's commitment to each other, and dates back to the enslavement of Black people in the United States who were barred from legally recognized weddings.
The Hip Hop Nutcracker with MC Kurtis Blow, 2017
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
Video clip of break-dance battle at "The Hip-Hop Nutcracker" performance at Tacoma Arts Live in 2017.
Interview with Erin Jones: "The Conversation"
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
Erin Jones discusses her defeat in the running for Superintendent of Public Instruction in the 2016 election, the issues surrounding the 2016 Washington teacher's strike, and her role as a player and chaplain for the women's basketball team the Seattle Storm.
Interview with Marilyn Strickland: "The Conversation"
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
Marilyn Strickland, former Mayor of Tacoma, introduces herself as the President/CEO and the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and discusses the Taber 100 business meeting she is attending. Strickland discusses the Chamber's push against the proposed "Head Tax," officially the "employee hours tax" that would tax businesses to generate funds for homeless services.
Marcia Arunga Leads Closing Prayers for Dr. Maxine Mimms' Critical Conversations
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
Marcia Arunga leads the monthly Dr. Maxine Mimms Critical Conversation closing prayer at the Life Enrichment Bookstore in Seattle.
Paul Jackson Interviews Superintendent Candidate Erin Jones
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
Videographer Paul Jackson interviews Erin Jones, candidate for Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction in the 2016 election. Jones discusses her adoption, growing up in the Netherlands, and her adulthood in the United States. Jones has been working to advocate for children marginalized in public education since she was nineteen years old.
Billy Ray Shirley Sculpture February 14, 2022
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
This sculpture, created by Jasmine Brown took 3 years to produce thanks to COVID. Billy Ray Shirley III was a resident in Tacoma's Eastside and dedicated volunteer in his community. His homicide in 2011 prompted the building of the new Eastside Community Center, which opened in 2018. The bronze statue was created by Jasmine Iona Brown, and was unveiled in October of 2021.
Interview with Ah Warner, Founder of Cannabis Basics, April 2022
Part of Paul Jackson Digital Videos
Ah, founder of Cannabis Basics and Paul Jackson talk about her career in the cannabis industry and how she helped write the CHABA law for Washington State, which allows for the sale of THC products without a cannabis license under certain conditions.
Oral history interview with Tacoma resident Lorenzo Cervantes conducted by dindria barrow on August 23, 2022. In this interview, Lorenzo talks about his passion for HIV Prevention as well as education overall. Lorenzo describes how education was the primary way that his life changed and that it was a gift given to him by his immigrant parents. He knew at a young age that he loved differently and was gay. He also knew about injustice at a young age because he was ignored for not speaking English or looking white. Lorenzo leaves us with this advice: “A child needs advocates when they go to school… Education is key for everything…a way of getting out of poverty…we need to support our youth to be able to have the schooling that they deserve to have. [and] About HIV right now, is that we don’t hear about it as much as we should; it’s still an epidemic…talk about it with your friends, talk about it with your family, and even with your mom.” Lorenzo is the Prevention Director of the Pierce County AIDS Foundation (PCAF).
Oral history interview with Tacoma resident Candria Slamin conducted by dindria barrow on January 7, 2023. In this interview, Candria shares their story about coming to know themself over time. Even though Candria admits they have a long way to go in realizing where they will be in the future, they explain how identifying who they are is crucial to moving forward. “You can only be who you are, because of where you’re from.” In other words, you must know where you come from to figure out where you are going and who you truly are. Candria shares their work with the Rainbow Center and their work life thus far during the global pandemic. Candria also discusses how the past and the future can have dark parts along with bright parts—that life has an ebb and flow. “Not everyone’s race is at the same pace. I’m not running their race, I’m running mine.”