Press

Press releases are available to the media and public.

CREATION Project Showcase

American Heritage Series: Gender Identity in the African-American Community

Which Way Seattle? Series: Civil Rights Organizations in the 21st Century

Nora Chipaumire's Chimurenga - Seattle Debut!

A Staged Reading of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Landmark Speech

American Heritage Series: Unspoken History of the African-American LGBTQ Community

Which Way Seattle? Series: Transracial Adoption of Black Children

Daniel Beaty's Obie Award winning show Emergence - SEE!

CD Forum Announces the Selection of The CREATION Project Artists for the 2007-2008 Season

CD Forum Announces 2007-2008 Season!

Previous Press Releases

Fourth-Annual Food as Art at Bell Harbor Spotlights Seattle's Top African-American Chefs

Allen Foundation Award Release

The CREATION Project Release

American Heritage Series: 500 Years Later Release

Which Way Seattle?: State of Young Black Men Press Release

Carl Hancock Rux’s No Black Male Show

Outside the Hype: Exploring the Representation of Black Males in Society

American Heritage Series: Staged Reading of MLKÃs Nobel Peace Prize Speech

American Heritage Series: Patriot or Terrorist

Ngugi wa Thiong'o: Author of Wizard of the Crow

Fear of a Black Marker: Underground Cartooning and Activism with award-winning cartoonist Keith Knight

Which Way Seattle?: Inequality in Public Education

Split Dance Bill with Tania Isaac and Cynthia Oliver Ã± Seattle Premier!

Announces another remarkable season of contemporary African-American cultural programs 2006-2007 Season

The Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas receives funding from National Endowment for the Arts for Professional Development Program

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Links to some of the best news about the central district Forum.

Black to the Future: An Exploration of African Americans in Sci-Fi
Los Angeles Times, 6/22/04

Central District: Change is inevitable, but forsaking past is regrettable
Seattle Times, 11/06/02

Central District Forum Brews Interest in African American History, Culture
The Seattle Times, 2/22/02

Local African-American Chefs Create a Networking Force
The Seattle Times, 3/26/08

ThereÃs nothing simple about the black vote
Seattle Post-Intelligencer. 9/30/04

Stephanie Ellis-Smith:
Altering Assumptions about African-American culture
Seattle Times. 9/25/05