PCAF shines a light on optimal health and health equity by mapping a new strategic path. On April 1, 2023 PCAF’s Board and leadership, together with valued members of the community, hosted another of several engagement workshops to discuss a new strategic path for South Puget Sound’s premier BIPOC-led organization. Conversations were positioned around a bold new people-centered plan to curb and end the trajectory of HIV in Lewis, Mason, Pierce, and Thurston counties. Read More…

Artist Hugo Moro transformed PCAF’s gallery into a dystopian greenhouse, inhabited by glistening and surreal vines, ferns, and flowers created entirely of hand-dyed recycled plastics. As an individual and an artist, he began to question his carbon footprint through his usage and choices of materials, techniques, and modes of transporting productions. As he committed to the two-year process of creating the installation components, he identified with cultural workers globally who engage in the practice of upscaling materials to meet the need and demand of others. Read More…

Dear Valued Invested Community Member, A series of meaningful community engagements and consultations with our diverse and purposeful staff in addition to our dedicated Board of Directors, held over six months, will culminate when PCAF’s leadership presents a bold new three-year strategic vision and plan on April 1, 2023. Read More…