Honoring the work of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. means participating in the creation/restoration of the Beloved Community! This is an important holiday to honor the life and work of this deeply faithful man whose prophetic words continue to change America. We are encouraging folks to volunteer in their community on this day as a day on, not a day off.

We are linking up with the City of Bellingham to clean up a local trail.
Please email info@echoesbellingham.org for more information!

Other Bellingham Based Online MLK Events

• “Awakening the Legacy,” an MLK Day Special Event featuring guest speaker and WWU Alumna, Ijeoma Oluo (’07) will take place on January 18th at 1pm.
  Sign Up for the zoom link Here: https://wwu-edu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BqBz6hRbRDKeSikQ9camVg

• Recapturing the Revolutionary Spirit: Dangerous Unselfishness
  The Whatcom Human Rights Task Force has a fabulous MLK Conference over the weekend of January 15-17th.
  Information about lectures and workshops can be found here: https://whrtf.org/

• City of Bellingham 30th Anniversary MLK Day Celebration
  From noon to 1:00 p.m., on Monday, Jan. 18th, this virtual event features music by Kulshan Chorus, blessing by Lummi tribal member Darrell Hillaire and Children of the Setting Sun, remarks by Bellingham author and celebration founder Dr. Clyde Ford and Bellingham Mayor Seth Fleetwood, and selections from Dr. King’s speeches presented in his own words. Sign up to receive the link here: https://www.kulshanchorus.org/gather-info-form