Enrique Cerna moderates an important community conversation about the personal experiences of King County’s immigrants and refugees, and their contributions to Puget Sound’s creative spirit, culture, and economy. But in this time of change, how do they now view the future?
Panelists include:
- Maru Mora Villalpando, Latino Advocacy
- Simon Okelo, Founder, One Vibe Africa
- Lola Zakharova, Immigration Attorney; Member, King County Immigration and Refugee Task Force
Cost: This event is open to the public and free with preregistration.
Presented in partnership with Seattle Art Museum and King County TV.
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