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12 Days of Self-Care Starts TODAY!
TODAY is the day, we’re kicking off our annual 12 Days of Self-Care giveaway! Indigo Movement is partnering with our favorite brands over the next twelve days to give YOU a chance to win prizes! Follow us on our Instagram account @Indigo_Movement_Seattle for more details on how you can win!
Let The Games Begin!
We had a fun summer from our anniversary party to teaming up with Friends of Waterfront Seattle — a nonprofit partner to the city responsible for helping to fund, build, steward, and program the park — on Pier 62 for their summer programming.
A Must: Island Soul Rum Bar & Soul Shack
This year has been a year of growth, observation, reinvesting, and shedding for Indigo Movement! We couldn’t have done it without the support of our clients, team, family and friends. Whether you booked a service, shared a referral or attended an event, we're so thankful for your support!
Lavender Rights Project
Black trans women and nonbinary femmes are the most underserved population within the LGBTQIA+ community. Founded in 2017, the Lavender Rights Project (LPR) advocates for a world that “elevates the power, autonomy, and leadership of the Black intersex & gender diverse community through intersectional legal and social services”.
Native Works
It’s undeniable that Seattle has a vibrant Native culture that can be found in museums, streets names, and public spaces throughout the state. In fact, the name of Seattle actually comes from Chief Si’ahl (pronounced “See-ahlth”) which makes it the only major city named after a Native chief.
Dress for Success
Seattle might dismiss fashion ;), but when it comes to interviewing for jobs and succeeding in the workplace, clothing can make all the difference! Dress for Success is not just helping women with another “interview outfit”. The nonprofit helps lift women out of poverty by providing professional attire that leads to the security of a job.