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The movement spilled into the U. Last fall, State Patrol Capt. Monica Alexander hosted eight meetings across the state with members of various Native communities. One meeting in Yakima drew more than people. Alexander, who is working on the report to the Legislature, sent out a call to the law-enforcement agencies in Washington two weeks ago, asking police departments to provide her with the number of open cases they have involving missing Native American women.

The Seattle Police Department reported three cases — two from and one from Gracie McLemore got pregnant at 14 and gave birth on July 23, Russell, then 16, gave birth to her own daughter that December. Alyssa McLemore later cared for her ailing mother while raising her own daughter. Gracie McLemore was 35 when she died on April 12, On Sunday, the tightknit McLemore family will host a vigil for Alyssa, the mother of a now year-old girl, from 1 to 4 p.

He has over twenty years of healthcare experience in both early stage companies and large multinational corporations. Nate earned a B. Maddie Metcalf serves as a senior fund accountant and manages investor relations for Columbia Pacific Management, Inc.

Prior to that, Maddie served as the Office Manager for CPM, where she provided administrative support while maintaining office operations and cash management. Maddie graduated from Washington State University with a B. Previously, he served as a development manager for Emeritus Corporation.

Matt is a graduate of the University of Washington. Christine Schoening oversees financial reporting for two of our international healthcare funds, managing the audit process. Previously she served as a senior accountant in the assurance practice, working in the real estate and timber division for Ernst and Young. Christine attended the University of Washington earning a B.

A in Business Administration with an Accounting concentration and a M. Stephanie is an incredibly impressive social impact executive and brings the ideal combination of experience and leadership to Seattle Foundation. As we celebrate our 75th anniversary, Seattle Foundation will continue its commitment to step up to the needs of the Greater Seattle community, including our focus on addressing unacceptable inequities.

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