2026 Federation Leadership Award Nominations
We are inviting the community to submit nominations for three distinguished awards recognizing emerging, lifelong, and communal professional leadership. Submit your nominations by May 8, 2026.
We are inviting the community to submit nominations for three distinguished awards recognizing emerging, lifelong, and communal professional leadership. Submit your nominations by May 8, 2026.
This research helps us see where we have things in common, where we differ, and what we can do to improve our community’s well-being and engagement. I am excited today to share the results of this survey with our community for the first time.
We are proud to shine a spotlight on the fellows in this year’s Loeb Leadership Institute (LLI) cohort, the Federation’s year-long program that prepares Seattle’s Jewish leaders for future service. Meet Ayli Meyer-Uri and find out why she decided to join the program after moving to Seattle five years ago.
Join the Federation and the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History for a presentation about their new curriculum, Stories That Shaped a Nation: Jewish Lives in America.
It is our job to do whatever we can to build a thriving Jewish future. We will only be able to do that work if we continue to take the steps into the water together and have faith that the sea will part.
A four-part webinar series designed to help Jewish communal leaders, professionals, and community members better understand the complex and evolving landscape of immigration policy and enforcement.
In February, the Federation partnered with the Samis Foundation and ElevatEd to host a dynamic day of professional development for early childhood educators in Seattle.
Families in Washington State have incredible access to a wide range of excellent Jewish summer camps. Check out our list of local overnight and day camps below and find the best experience for your child.
We are proud to shine a spotlight on the fellows in this year’s Loeb Leadership Institute cohort, the Federation’s year-long program that prepares Seattle’s Jewish leaders for future service. Fellows develop the skills to make a lasting impact in the community through board service, workshops, and personalized mentorship.
Over the weekend, many of us woke up to the news of yet another antisemitic attack – this time in Jackson, Mississippi.
