WELCOME TO THE CCHR EXHIBIT from July 17 - 23rd
An educational Exhibit on psychiatric violations of human rights
Step inside an exhibit that reveals the cold, hard facts about modern psychiatry, its practices, and the risks they pose to children, families, and communities. This is your chance to see what most people never learn and to understand why oversight, informed consent, and transparency matter.

Local Event: FREE Exhibit Human Rights Violations Exposed!

King County

Seattle

Washington

FREE Exhibit Human Rights Violations Exposed!

WELCOME TO THE CCHR EXHIBIT from July 17 - 23rd
An educational Exhibit on psychiatric violations of human rights
Step inside an...

Discover what modern psychiatry doesn't want you to know

Local Event: FREE Exhibit on Human Rights Violations from July 17-23

FREE Exhibit on Human Rights Violations from...

Discover what modern psychiatry doesn't want you to know

FREE Exhibit on Human Rights Violations from July 17-23

Local Event: FREE Exhibit on Psychiatric Violations of Human Rights from July 17 - 23

FREE Exhibit on Psychiatric Violations of Human...

FREE Exhibit on Psychiatric Violations of Human Rights from July 17 - 23

Local Event: FREE Exhibit on Psychiatric Violations of Human Rights

FREE Exhibit on Psychiatric Violations of Human Rights

Discover what modern psychiatrists don't want you to know

Discover what modern psychiatrists don't want you to know

Discover what modern psychiatrics don't want you to know

Discover what modern psychiatrics don't want you to know

Kelly Richardson

Seattle Metropolitan Area

Mercer Island

Bellevue

Kirkland

Shoreline-Lake Forest Park

Renton

Redmond

Sammamish-Issaquah

Snohomish County

Edmonds

Woodinville

Pierce County

Gig Harbor

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation will have a public ceremony outside of T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington at the Hot Corner at 4:00 PM PT as part of it's Steel Across America tour, a coast-to-coast commemoration honoring the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001.&nbsp;
The ceremony will feature a 21-foot, 16,900-pound steel beam recovered from the South Tower of the World Trade Center, retired FDNY firefighters who responded to 9/11, and son of fallen 9/11 firefighter Stephen Siller, Stephen Siller Jr. The tour will travel over 10,500 miles and to 35 cities across 21 states from May 2nd through September 11th.&nbsp;
Following the ceremony a veteran of America's armed forces and their family will throw the group first pitch before the Seattle Mariners take on the San Francisco Giants. A ticket is required for the game, but not for the steel ceremony prior.

Local Event: Tunnel to Towers Foundation Brings WTC Steel to T-Mobile Park for Public Ceremony

Tunnel to Towers Foundation Brings WTC Steel to...

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation will have a public ceremony outside of T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington at the Hot Corner...

Tunnel to Towers Foundation Brings WTC Steel to T-Mobile Park for Public Ceremony

Barnes & Noble

Don't miss this opportunity to meet award-winning debut novelist, Kay Smith-Blum at the Barnes &amp; Noble at The Town Commons in Issaquah. Smith-Blum will personalize your copy of the riveting historical thriller, TANGLES. Recent winner of the Best Regional Fiction in the West (across all genres) from the National Indie Excellence Awards and Best Historical Mystery/Suspense from the American Fiction Awards 2025 BookFest, TANGLES serves up important WA State history along with a poignant and deeply human story that puts faces on the radioactive fallout from Hanford Nuclear Reservation, a key but little known component of the Manhattan Project located in Eastern Washington. Don't miss the nuclear revelations, between 11:30 am and 3pm, Saturday, July 18th. See you there!

Local Event: Award-Winning Author Book Signing

Award-Winning Author Book Signing

Don't miss this opportunity to meet award-winning debut novelist, Kay Smith-Blum at the Barnes & Noble at The Town Commons in...

<h1>Sip wine and enjoy fine art, crafts, live music, and performance:</h1>
Wine &amp; ArtWalks are relaxed, walkable evenings that 
invite people to experience downtown Issaquah through art, music, and 
palate-pleasing vintages. Local artists showcase their work inside shops
 and galleries, musicians set the tone with live performances, and 
participants sample wines from Washington wineries as they move through 
downtown.
The event creates an atmosphere that feels social, 
creative, and personal. Visitors spend more time downtown—browsing 
stores, dining locally, and connecting with artists, winemakers, and 
neighbors along the way. Wine &amp; ArtWalks foster relationships 
between local businesses and regional partners, while reinforcing 
downtown Issaquah as a destination for memorable experiences, shared 
moments, and a close-knit culture.
Issaquah Wine &amp; ArtWalk requires a ticket - see website link for details.
Save the date: Friday, July 31, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Local Event: Summer Wine Walk and Music Stroll

Summer Wine Walk and Music Stroll

Sip wine and enjoy fine art, crafts, live music, and performance:
Wine & ArtWalks are relaxed, walkable evenings that 
invite...

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FREE Exhibit Human Rights Violations Exposed!

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11:00 AM

401 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA

FREE Exhibit on Human Rights Violations from July 17-23

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11:00 AM

401 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA

FREE Exhibit on Psychiatric Violations of Human Rights from July 17 - 23

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11:00 AM

401 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA

FREE Exhibit on Psychiatric Violations of Human Rights

JUL

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11:00 AM

401 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA

FREE Exhibit on Psychiatric Violations of Human Rights

JUL

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11:00 AM

401 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA

FREE Exhibit on Psychiatric Violations of Human Rights

JUL

23

11:00 AM

401 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA

Tunnel to Towers Foundation Brings WTC Steel to T-Mobile Park for Public Ceremony

FREE Exhibit Human Rights Violations Exposed!

Award-Winning Author Book Signing

Summer Wine Walk and Music Stroll