For Friday

Meaningful Movies: Princess Angeline

The Duwamish people are the true Seattle natives. This 2010 documentary explores the everyday life of the Duwamish tribe and their interaction with the region's first white settlers through the experience of Chief Seattle's daughter.

As always with Beacon Hill's Meaningful Movies, the screening is free, the popcorn is free (donation hat goes around), and the film is accompanied by a relevant discussion, in this case with Seattle filmmakers Sandra and Yasu Osawa.

Meaningful Movies: 'Princess Angeline,' Fri, Nov 21, 7pm, Garden House, 2336 15th Ave S, Free

For Saturday

UNITE Education Summit

Southeast Asian American Access in Education presents the UNITE SE Asian Education Summit, an opportunity for current or prospective students to network with one another, access career development services and other education resources.

The dynamic Tou Ger Xiong, cultural consultant, comedian and rap artist, rounds out the event as keynote speaker. Be sure to register for more information. That means you, Tou Ger Xiong fan club (who I will now call Xiong-heads).

"Fair Trade" might be one of those buzz words that gets spoofed weekly on Portlandia, but its without question our purchasing decisions have impact beyond our borders. 

UNITE Education Summit, Sat, Nov 22, 9am–4pm, South Seattle College-Jerry Brockey Student Center, 6000 16th Ave SW, Free

For Sunday

Fair Trade Sale

"Fair Trade" might be one of those buzz words that gets spoofed weekly on Portlandia, but its without question our purchasing decisions have impact beyond our borders. When it comes to commodities like coffee or textiles, it's worth knowing: Do the people selling you the product have a relationship with the people who produced it?

Wield that purchasing power like a shining sword at Our Lady of Guadalupe’s annual Catholic Relief Services Fair Trade Sale. Buy unique gifts including garments, home decor, and sweet treats. All Fair Trade, of course. The goods sell fast, so get there early!

Fair Trade Sale, Sun, Nov 23, 9:30am–1pm, Our Lady of Guadalupe, 7000 35th Avenue SW, Free

For Monday

Ebola Relief Concert

When it comes to containing a massive health crisis, especially in less-developed regions, one of the most important assets is personnel: people willing to travel into the heart of the crisis in order to help save lives, often at the risk of their own. Doctors Without Borders continues to be an invaluable resource for organizing and dispatching these healthcare professionals.

Support DWB in their response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa by attending Early Music Guild's Ebola Relief Concert. Hear compositions from greats such as Machaut, Landini, and Dufay, accompanied by readings and songs from West Africa. All donations benefit DWB and the Hope Project.

Ebola Relief Concert, Mon, Nov 24, 7:30pm, Town Hall Seattle, Town Hall, 1119 Eighth Ave, Free