Please note: This calendar shows activities organized or sponsored by the PNA (including the Greenwood Senior Center). It does not include activities organized by other community members, groups, or businesses renting space at the centers.
PHOTO/VIDEO RELEASE: Photos/videos may be taken at PNA public events. Please read the release before you participate.
Using Dr. Robin DiAngelo’s book "What Does It Mean to be White?: Developing White Racial Literacy" to encourage personal reflection and conversation, this study group is a first step to open up conversations about whiteness, white privilege, and racism.
Want to learn Spanish but don’t know how or when to start? Learn in a relaxed environment; start using the language from day one.
To honor Black History Month, attend virtual events, check out local Black-owned businesses, and support nonprofits with this online resource, compiled in partnership with UHeights, Abbey Arts, Scarecrow Video, and University Family YMCA.
Wed. 2/3. Democracy Vouchers will be mailed to Seattle residents beginning February 9. Come learn more about how to use your Democracy Vouchers for the upcoming election or how to use them to fund your own campaign.
Thurs. 2/4. Do you know a teen who wants to pursue STEM in college? Many students pursue STEM majors in college for the wrong reasons and are often unaware of the specific skills and experiences to cultivate in order to be competitive for college admission, internships, and jobs in these areas. Join Dr. Mark Hofer for an introductory talk on the STEM college application and admissions process.
Mon, 2/8. Join us to watch a documentary created at the Greenwood Senior Center, featuring participants of The Gathering Place, an early-stage memory loss program. Following the movie, Social Worker Carin Mack will lead participants in a discussion exploring the themes of stigma, friendship, and understanding.
In this talk, Catherine Mutti-Driscoll, PhD, a Certified ADHD and Executive Function Coach at the Hallowell Todaro ADHD Center, will describe the steps that adults can take to thrive with ADHD.
Lots of us hang on to artwork that we’ve acquired or inherited, but don’t really know what to do with. Tamara Stangeby of Sterling Estate Services will present on how to tell what might be valuable and what definitely isn’t, and what to do with them next.
Get your taxes done for free, virtually by AARP Tax-Aide. Make a limited-contact appointment to get your documents scanned at the Phinney Center or Greenwood Senior Center, now through April 15.
Sat. 2/13. Many people today have fears around memory loss, for themselves and/or their loved ones. But what is the experience actually like? In this beautifully produced film from the Gathering Place at the Greenwood Senior Center, you’ll hear people talk about their own experiences.
