A coalition of youth and advocates recently converged on the Washington state capitol in Olympia for Criminal Justice Advocacy Day, elevating the urgency for transformative systemic reform.
The Central District Art Walk recently transformed the historic Seattle neighborhood into a self-guided celebration of local art, culture, and commerce. The monthly showcase adopted the meaningful theme of "Black Love" for its First Friday event in February. Converge co-founders Erik Kalligraphy and The Big O were on hand, experiencing the creative energy that permeated the district.
Seattle holds a distinction no city wants: we are currently the #2 most prolific city for sex trafficking in the United States. Last week at the Summit on Crime Survivors at Seattle City Hall, that grim reality met a wall of collective resistance. This wasn’t just a day for sharing stories; it was a day for demanding systemic change. From the halls of City Council to the frontlines of community advocacy, the message was clear: the time for action is now.
The Big O recently joined Seattle News Tonight to reflect on his recent interview with Mayor-elect Katie Wilson on “The Big O Show.” He focused on the new administration’s structural changes, including the decision to appoint only one Deputy Mayor, Brian Surratt, and Wilson’s strategies at alleviating issues in the Chinatown International District.
This morning, Converge Media’s Omari Salisbury “The Big O” joined Good Day Seattle to discuss his recent interview with Mayor-elect Katie Wilson on “The Big O Show.” Salisbury shared his perspective on what Seattleites should expect from Wilson's administration, including a new approach to City Hall, public safety, and homelessness.
