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Arts and Culture

Northwest Native Basketweavers Association

Red Eagle Soaring

Canoe Journey

Salmon Homecoming

Blue Pony Lacrosse

Education

Urban Native Education Alliance

Seattle Clear Sky Native Youth Council

Native Warriors Hoop Program

Seattle Intertribal Coalition

Seattle Public Schools Huchoosedah Indian Education Program

First Peoples, First Steps Alliance

Governmental Resources

City of Seattle Tribal Liaison Office

City of Seattle Race and Social Justice Initiative

Get Engaged Program

King County Equity and Social Justice Initiative

Washington State Department of Health and Social Services

U.S. Veterans Administration

Health

Seattle Indian Health Board

Urban Indian Health Institute

Native American Women’s Dialogue on Infant Mortality

Legal Resources

Native American Unit, Northwest Justice Project

Northwest Indian Bar Association

Media

Longhouse Media

Native Voices

Networking and Partnerships

The Native Circle

National Urban Indian Family Coalition

Philanthropy and Community Development and Empowerment

Potlatch Fund

Native Action Network

Na’ah Illahee Fund

American Friends Service Committee, Seattle Indian Program

Duwamish Longhouse & Cultural Center

Tribal Resources

Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

Snoqualmie Tribe

Sealaska

Tlingit and Haida Washington Chapter

Cowlitz Indian Tribe

Social Services            

Chief Seattle Club

Native Women in Need

Seattle Indian Center

United Indians of All Tribes Foundation

Urban Native Education Alliance

Seattle Clear Sky Native Youth Council

Native Warriors Hoop Program

Seattle Intertribal Coalition

Seattle Public Schools Huchoosedah Indian Education Program

First Peoples, First Steps Alliance

What We Do

The Seattle Indian Services Commission (SISC) is a public development authority chartered through the City of Seattle dedicated to the preservation and growth of the capital asset of the Native American community. We are dedicated to serving our Native community through the promotion and development of our capital assets in creating, preserving, and protecting our heritage, culture, and quality of life.

Pearl Warren Building

Formed to create and preserve the asset of the Native Community, SISC has been a strong steward of our local facilities working with Native organizations for years. SISC owns the Pearl Warren Building located at 12th and Weller in Seattle and is currently leasing the facility to the City of Seattle.

Future Planning

SISC is working on a strategic plan to focus our resources and dedication to building a strong organization with plans for future development to meet the needs of our Native community.

Get Involved

Connect with others by volunteering, celebrating at an event, and doing good with donations and sponsorships.

Commissioners

Claudia Kauffman, Chair
N. Iris Friday, Sec/Treasurer
Michael Reichert
Colleen EchoHawk
Misha Averill

Staff

Kenny Pittman, Loaned Executive

By Laws

SISC Business

SISC Business

Seattle Indian Services Commissioners Claudia Kauffman, Chair N. Iris Friday, Treasurer and Secretary Colleen Echohawk Michael Reichert Misha Averill By Laws

Community Events

Community Events

Native Village Community Outreach Session #1 on September 23, 2021 at 6pm to 7pm — ONLINE ONLY EVENT. Pre-Registration please use this link: Click here. Native Village Community Outreach Session …

Donate

Donate

SUPPORT SEATTLE IND/AN SERVICES COMMISSION Please consider the Seattle Indian Services Commission when making your contributions. Your support will help the SISC provide quality housing services to our Native Community …

Contact



    Mailing Address:

    140 Lakeside Ave. Ste. A - #339 Seattle, WA 98122-6538
    info@seattleindianservices.org