Western State Air Resources Council

The Hyogo Business & Cultural Center, established in 1990 in Seattle, Washington, serves as an overseas office for Hyogo Prefecture, fostering exchanges in business, tourism, and education between Hyogo and all U.S. states. As part of its mission, the center focuses on promoting Hyogo products, supporting international business expansion, and facilitating sister city exchanges. In anticipation of the upcoming World Expo in Osaka Prefecture in 2025, the center is dedicated to showcasing the traditions and culture of Hyogo through initiatives like the Hyogo Field Pavilion, which aims to engage visitors with local community activities. Additionally, the center gathers and disseminates information to strengthen ties between Washington State and Hyogo Prefecture. Generated from the website

Washington Conservation Action is a unified organization comprising the Washington Environmental Council and Washington Conservation Voters, dedicated to protecting the state's land, air, water, and communities through conservation efforts and advocacy for democratic processes. They focus on environmental priorities such as clean energy, climate action, and racial environmental justice while actively engaging citizens in grassroots activism and legislative initiatives. Since 2015, Washington Conservation Action has published an annual report assessing the progress of forest and public land management, reflecting their commitment to transparency and accountability. The organization also acknowledges the historical stewardship of tribal nations and the contributions of Black and African labor in shaping the region's prosperity, emphasizing a broader narrative of environmental justice. Generated from the website

Washington Fuse is a community-driven organization in Seattle, WA that aims to promote progress and positive change in the local community. Through their annual event, Tour de Vance, they bring together non-profits and businesses who are making a difference, offering a playful and dream-like experience for attendees. Fuse Washington's open house, Suite 406 in the Vance building, invites visitors to take a break from reality and join their staff, Max, and the Wild Things in a fun-filled evening of free drinks and celebration of community impact.Generated from the website