Our Work
South King County Discipline Coalition empowers youth and families through advocacy, education, and community-building. Their work takes an intergenerational approach, creating spaces that center Black cultural values while addressing systemic disparities in education. Through trainings and programs, SKCDC equips families with the knowledge and tools to navigate school systems, advocate for policy change, and foster literacy and learning. These efforts strengthen community connections, promote healing, and ensure families have access to the resources needed to thrive. By uplifting cultural awareness and empowerment, SKCDC works to create lasting change for future generations.
Know Your
Rights Series
South King County Discipline Coalition's Know Your Rights Series empowers families with knowledge to navigate school systems, advocate for their children, and hold policy enforcers accountable.
Surviving The
School Year Celebration
The Surviving the School Year Celebration is a vibrant gathering that honors the resilience of youth and families as they navigate the education system. Centering Black joy and culture, the event features awards, performances, games, food, and community activities that uplift and celebrate youth achievements. It is a space where families come together to reflect, recharge, and recognize the strength within their community. Through music, storytelling, and shared experiences, the celebration fosters connection and joy while highlighting the brilliance of Black youth. More than just an event, it is a reminder of the power of community and the importance of celebrating resilience.
Summer
Reading Program
The 6-Week Reading Program, celebrates literacy and cultural connection. It includes interactive activities, community engagement, library card sign-ups, and support for youth participants, including backpack distributions. Led by our Teen Mentors.
Coming Soon
Youth Development
South King County Discipline Coalition is expanding its commitment to youth development with future programs that center and uplift young people. SKCDC plans to create new opportunities for youth to lead, advocate, and build critical skills that support their personal and academic growth. By creating safe and empowering spaces, the focus will remain on youth voices, ensuring they have the resources and support needed to shape their futures.
