Join Leadership Tomorrow for a hands-on volunteer day at Seattle’s Hope Factory, where we’ll help build a tiny home for people experiencing homelessness. Since 2018, Hope Factory volunteers have constructed more than 600 tiny homes that serve as transitional housing—offering residents a safe, private space with electricity. These homes are part of “villages” that include shared kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry facilities, along with on-site social services that support residents as they work toward long-term, stable housing. No experience required!Show lesschevronNorth icon

Leadership: Communities of Courage unites inspiring leaders from across our region to explore what leadership means at this moment in our nation’s history. Presenters include LT's Executive Director, Bindiya Patel, as well as Sally Jewell, former Secretary of the Interior, James Williams, LT'00, Seattle Managing Partner, Perkins Coie, C. Marie Taylor, LT'23, President and Principal Consultant, Equity Through Action, and many others!

During this virtual gathering, we will provide a brief intro to a framework for moving forward from adrienne maree brown, and then create space for small group discussions to work your way through the framework with others in the LT community.

Tacoma alumni and potential candidates —join us for a special LT happy hour! Connect with fellow LT alumni and bring a friend or colleague who might be interested in applying for Leadership Tomorrow. Join us for happy hour and discover how Leadership Tomorrow can help you grow as a leader and make a lasting impact in your community.

Mark your calendar for March 26 from 12-1 p.m. and join us in Olympia for a special Leadership Tomorrow recruiting event! State employees who participate in Leadership Tomorrow gain a unique opportunity to build a network beyond Olympia and explore how to collaborate across sectors to develop solutions to regional challenges.

Interested in learning more about Leadership Tomorrow? Join us for a one-hour Zoom meeting to get an inside look at our program, hear inspiring stories from alumni, and ask questions.

Join us Wednesday, March 19 for one of the best LT events of the year, our annual Networking and Recruitment Event for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Alumni and Candidates! Reconnect with the LT BIPOC community, enjoy delicious appetizers and drinks, and introduce candidates to LT before this year’s application deadline on April 7.

Interested in learning more about Leadership Tomorrow? Join us for a one-hour Zoom meeting to get an inside look at our program, hear inspiring stories from alumni, and ask questions.

Join us for an info session and recruitment event to discover how Leadership Tomorrow can help you grow as a leader in the arts and make a lasting impact in your community. Enjoy wine, non-alcoholic beverages, and light bites as you connect with fellow changemakers.

Calling all LGBTQ+ alumni and allies: join us for a festive and welcoming celebration to reconnect and introduce your friends and aspiring applicants to Leadership Tomorrow. If you know someone who would be a good fit for LT, bring them along to learn more about LT’s impact in a casual, community-focused setting. Enjoy memorably delicious drinks and tasty hors d'oeuvres while engaging with fellow leaders.

Leadership Tomorrow believes that cross-sector leadership is essential to building vibrant, thriving communities. That’s why we are dedicated to ensuring private sector leaders play a key role in our 10-month Flagship Program and stay engaged as alumni. Join us for a happy hour and recruitment event to learn how Leadership Tomorrow can help you grow as a leader, expand your network, and create a lasting impact in your community.

Connect with LT alumni who live or work in your neighborhood at Meet Your LT Neighbor on February 27! Since it's recruitment season, we encourage you to bring a friend or colleague who might be interested in applying for LT.

Interested in learning more about Leadership Tomorrow? Join us for a one-hour Zoom meeting to get an inside look at our program, hear inspiring stories from alumni, and ask questions.

Learn how to use curiosity to approach difficult conversations. Join Dr. Julie Pham, the author of the Amazon Bestseller 7 Forms of Respect: A Guide to Transforming Your Communication and Relationships at Work, for this fast-paced, practical,  and interactive workshop. Dr. Julie Pham will introduce you to the “Rubber Band Rule” of respect. You’ll learn the difference between “disrespect” and “lack of respect.” You’ll never think of respect the same way again.

This is a rare opportunity to experience a 7 Forms of Respect workshop, which are usually reserved for CuriosityBased's organizational clients.

The election happened, now what? Join Civic Commons, Leadership Tomorrow, Seattle City Club, Civic Genius and Town Hall Seattle for an evening to gather in community and identify steps we can all take to build belonging and civic muscle. 

Participants will have the opportunity to engage in interactive and energizing exercises oriented around civic action and sparking impact in our region. 

Connect with the LT alumni who live or work in your neighborhood on October 30 at Meet Your LT Neighbor! It’s free to register, but you need to pay for your own food and drinks.

Leadership Tomorrow's BIPOC Leader Happy Hour Mixer: Celebrating Leadership, Art, and Community

Join us for Leadership Tomorrow's BIPOC Leader Happy Hour Mixer, an evening dedicated to networking and community building over delicious sips and bites. This event is specially designed for leaders who identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color, offering a space to network, share stories, and build community over incredible food, drink, and art.

Join Leadership Tomorrow and ACT Theatre for an unforgettable afternoon with the Tony-nominated comedy, POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive by Selina Fillinger, directed by Jillian Armenante. After the 2 p.m. matinee, engage in a dynamic post-play event featuring notable local women in politics, including Shana Bestock, LT’21, Monisha Harrell, LT’11, Stephanie Pure, LT’11, Edna Shim, LT’94, Janice Zahn, LT’17, and Sarah Clark, LT’24. Dive into the unique challenges faced by women in the political arena through a robust panel discussion, audience Q&A, and reception.

Join us for a 9/11 Day of Service volunteer event! In partnership with 9/11 Day and AmeriCorps, we’ll pack over 280,000 meals for Food Lifeline in Seattle. This is one of 21 nationwide service events honoring 9/11.

We need volunteers to help with meal packing, box moving, check-in, and directional support. You can choose a half-day or full-day shift. This event is open to all LT alumni and friends of LT. It’s a great way to serve and make a difference. No experience needed—just enthusiasm!

Gather with fellow LT alumni for a guided tour of the AIDS Memorial Pathway, where public art creates a place for remembrance and reflection. Led by Lonnie Lusardo, LT'90, participants will take an emotional and historical journey of the AIDS epidemic in our region from the early 1980s to present. Explore art installations created by artists from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives. We hope you will join us for a memorable evening of connection and reflection!

Join us Tuesday, June 18 to celebrate 40 years of leadership excellence! For the past four decades, LT has been at the forefront of cultivating the inclusive, courageous, and curious leaders the Puget Sound region needs. As we mark this significant milestone, we invite you to join us in honoring our past, celebrating our present, and envisioning our future.

In this 90-minute virtual workshop, BIPOC leaders and allies will explore and build communication strategies for effectively responding to examples of racial bias they encounter in the workplace. Following this workshop, we hope participants will activate their peer groups to ease "the one and only” isolation that BIPOC leaders often face at work, replenish their emotional reserves, and brainstorm new strategies for succeeding through the persistent realities of workplace racial bias.

A Testimonial and Reflection Session by Ben Reuler, LT’16

Join Ben Reuler, LT’16, in this 90-minute session where he will delve into the integral relationship between organizational growth and personal development. Explore how fear and discomfort can give way to a beautiful new, liberated organizational culture, considering themes such as courage and mental health. Leave with fresh perspectives and actionable insights for advancing an antiracist agenda within your personal and professional spheres. Plus, you will foster deeper connections with the LT community!

Join us Tuesday, March 12 for one of the best LT events of the year, our annual Networking and Recruitment Event for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Alumni and Candidates! Reconnect with the LT BIPOC community, enjoy delicious appetizers and drinks, and introduce candidates to LT before this year’s application deadline on April 1.

Join us as we raise our glasses to honor Sue's extraordinary 10-year journey with Leadership Tomorrow. Mark your calendar and register for a fun night of connection, celebration, and gratitude on January 23 at Metier Brewing.

Connect with the LT alumni who live or work in your neighborhood on October 26 at our upcoming Meet Your LT Neighbor! It’s free to register, but you need to pay for your own food and drinks. If your neighborhood isn’t on our list and you would like to host a gathering, reach out to Megan.

Learn more and register here.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of celebration, connection, and inspiration at the LT'23 Graduation and Alumni Reunion! You're invited to mingle with old friends and make new ones over delicious appetizers and drinks (one complimentary drink per registered guest).

Don’t miss our keynote speaker, Ruchika Tulshyan, LT’16, best-selling author of Inclusion on Purpose: An Intersectional Approach to Creating a Culture of Belonging at Work and Founder of Candour.

Please join us for a discussion regarding African American reparations and cross-racial solidarity. We will have a panel of speakers from various allyships (Larry Gossett, Estela Ortega, Dr. Kyle Kinoshita, and more), followed by small group discussions. You will gain an understanding of why reparations are important, how we can collectively move reparations forward, how to build solidarity to meet each other’s needs, and have a larger impact to benefit all communities. We are more powerful together!

Learn more and register here.