Beacon Hill Council Seattle
advocates for a welcoming, diverse, and healthy community
Covid Resources
Update on
Fix the Harm Campaign
Fix The Harm Campaign
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Click here to sign our Letter of Concern that aircraft air and noise pollution harm us.
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Click here to learn about what actions our community has been taking since 2017 to fix the harm. Fill out the survey on the new community action plan for 2022-2025 by Sept 24.
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Click here for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) or to learn how to get involved.
Yes, we can! We are all in this together.
6-6-22 Crosscut's article, Climate change takes a toll on Seattleites mental health, features licensed mental health counselor Megan Slade and educator Maritza Laureano Ortega. Both work on our Fix The Harm education campaign on aircraft air and noise pollution. Children and adult participants expressed distress from pollution and climate heat/wildfire smoke incidents.
Local Energy Action Plan
Beacon Hill Council is excited to partner with El Centro de la Raza, US Department of Energy, Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment, and Seattle City Light to develop a Local Energy Action plan. We will identify opportunities in Beacon Hill to transition to cleaner energy and more efficient equipment for homes, gathering places, and businesses.
Join the Community Involvement Commission
The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is currently recruiting to fill seven vacancies on the Community Involvement Commission (CIC). Current vacancies include positions representing City Council Districts 1, 2, 3, and 7, as well as three at-large positions. Learn more here.
What's Happening
Welcoming
We want a safe place for people to live, learn, shop, pray, play and volunteer at Beacon Hill. We are 70% people of color and 44% immigrants and refugees.
We lift up Black Lives Matter, Stop AAPI Hate, and other initiatives to move from violence to peace and justice.
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Diverse
We celebrate our diversity. We work on anti-displacement initiatives to keep our neighbors and businesses in place and honor their contributions with the 100+ Significant People, Places, and Events Project at Beacon Hill.
Healthy
We support the health of our neighbors and our environment. We work on environmental justice issues, such as fighting pollution and air noise over Beacon Hill.
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Building
Community
Communities lead the way.
We are focused on building and maintaining a welcoming, diverse and healthy Beacon Hill community neighborhood.
Work Groups
Beacon Hill Council is focused on building and maintaining a welcoming, diverse and healthy Beacon Hill community. Our priorities and positions are based on issues raised by community members. We focus on changes in the neighborhood and changes in laws, policies and programs that impact Beacon Hill as a vulnerable population.
Click here to see our current work groups.
Solidarity Agenda
We are stronger together.
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