We Day in Seattle

Cody Olsen Jul 5, 2025

Feb 6, 2018

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                <h1>We Day in Seattle</h1>
                <h2><p>Thousands of Seattle's youth headed to the Key Arena to celebrate We Day. A movement started in 2007 to promote engagement from today's student population, it encourages students to get involved with combating the problems facing our world today.

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               <p>By <a href="/author/cody-olsen-crosscut-com/">Cody Olsen</a></p> 
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            <p>Thousands of Seattle's youth headed to the Key Arena to celebrate <a href="http://www.weday.com/what-is-we-day/?ref=dev.cascadepbs.org">We Day</a>. A movement started in 2007 to promote engagement from today's student population, it encourages students to get involved with combating the problems facing our world today.</p><p>"We believe in supporting this potential by educating today’s students about the greatest local and global issues of our time," the event's website says. <a href="http://mynorthwest.com/11/2751397/Thousands-of-teens-meet-in-Seattle-for-annual-We-Day-event?ref=dev.cascadepbs.org">My Northwest notes</a> that the speakers include such Seahawks as Coach Pete Carroll, Doug Baldwin, Luke Willson and Bobby Wagner.</p>
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Thousands of Seattle's youth headed to the Key Arena to celebrate We Day. A movement started in 2007 to promote engagement from today's student population, it encourages students to get involved with combating the problems facing our world today.

"We believe in supporting this potential by educating today’s students about the greatest local and global issues of our time," the event's website says. My Northwest notes that the speakers include such Seahawks as Coach Pete Carroll, Doug Baldwin, Luke Willson and Bobby Wagner.

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By Cody Olsen

Cody Olsen was an editorial intern with Crosscut. He has a degree in Political Science from WWU, a passion for Journalism and a love for making movies on the side. This past summer he spent a few mont