Necklace and Earings
Necklace: $40
Earings: $15
Parents Organizing for Welfare and Economic Rights
POWER is an organization of low-income parents and allies advocating for a strong social safety net while working toward a world where children and care giving are truly valued, and the devastation of poverty has been eradicated.
Necklace and Earings
Necklace: $40
Earings: $15
Artist Bio:
I have been working in mosaic since 2000, creating custom architectural installation and fine art panels, with a focus on sustainability. Installation work includes backsplashes, fireplace surrounds, stair risers, entryways, window treatments and more. Fine art panels are for sale at Matter! Gallery in Olympia, WA and at Frank n Dunya gallery in Seattle, WA. I also have a selection of unique mosaic art jewelry at both locations. I love the tactile nature of mosaic, and the process of breaking or cutting materials to create something whole out of fragments. I work in bright colors and organic hues, abstract and representational designs, creating flat, shimmering surfaces or highly textured, 3-dimensional work. Mosaic has a wide variety of applications, and nearly unlimited technique. It is one of the most ancient mediums, yet it is breaking new ground in the contemporary art world, and I can’t stop exploring.
Glass Mosaic Pendant
$60
DELICIOUS food and LIVE Music
Monica, Vince, and Bryn’s house. Go east toward Lacey, turn left on Phoenix, turn right on State Avenue (between Martin Way and South Bay) park in the big parking lot on your right and walk across the street to the last house on the left.
Questions, please call POWER at 360-352-9716
Raffle prizes donated by Sarah Bredeson, Trader Joe’s, and the Bearded Lady Baking Company.


Join us on Monday, August 6th
at Black Lake’s Kennydale Park
for an afternoon swim and barbecue for the whole family!
Bring your swim gear and food to grill/share!
We’ve reserved a picnic shelter from 3 – 8.
There are no buses to Kennydale Park,
so let us know if you need a ride or can offer one.
Call 360-352-9716 or email monica@mamapower.org.
Monday, July 23rd, 5:30 – 8 pm
Family Tree Apartments, 10110 19th AVE S.E., Everett, WA
Would you like to receive comprehensive information about various benefit programs and know what the eligibility requirements are? Would you like to know how to look up Washington Administrative Codes and the proper steps to advocate for your family to get the public benefits they need? Would you like to encourage your caseworker to follow these WACs?
Then come to our workshop to learn about your RIGHTS. Learn to advocate for yourself and feel emPOWERed!
Friday, July 13, 2012
6:30pm until 8:30pm
Come celebrate Jamie’s dedicated work at POWER for the past year and her bright future at the Center for Community Based Learning and Action.
We will have a picnic at Lion’s Park, so bring food to share. Also bring your kids because they are Jamie’s best friends! Afterwards, join us at The Clipper for some seriously amazing karaoke at 9pm.
Jamie has been working as our Special Projects Coordinator through the AmeriCorp Volunteer Program. She has developed our most recent projects: POWERDOWN and Olympia Childcare Collective. She has been a POWERful asset to our endeavor.
Thank you to all who joined us for June’s POWER outage where we began our discussion with the questions:
What are we uniting around?
What does it mean to have a strong social safety net?
What are the steps to ending poverty?
… What does economic equality look like?
We will be building from the answers to these questions to delve more specifically into a clear plan of action and intention to help us shape and define POWER’s work and future goals.
Join us in this collaborative process on Monday, July 2nd
5:30-6:00pm Potluck * 6:00-8:00 Discussion
at Darby’s Cafe 211 5th Avenue in downtown Olympia
Childcare will be provided by the fabulous Olympia Childcare Collective at the POWER office, 309 5th Avenue.
For more information on this event, contact us at 360-352-9716 or info@mamapower.org
We will celebrate our hard work with a barbecue on the first Monday in August!
Join POWER for our April POWER Outage: Sue the &^&$%?%#!
Monday April 2nd
Darby’s Cafe * 211 5th Ave SE * Wheelchair Accessible
5:30pm – 6pm Potluck * 6pm – 8pm Presentation
Welcome Scott Crain, a legal services attorney who last year used a lawsuit to stop a budget cut that would have financially devastated thousands of families with disabled family members. He will join us for a conversation about using lawsuits as a social justice tool and how we can work together to help our communities.
For more information, contact 360-352-9716 or info@mamapower.org
Childcare provided by the Olympia Childcare Collective at the POWER Office, 309 5th Ave SE.