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Saturday, May 2 is Neighbor Day, and this year it is extra special! Neighbor Day 2026 kicks off the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods’ 35th Anniversary, a yearlong celebration of community, connection, and the power of neighbors working together. Say hi to a neighbor; pick up litter; host a potluck or block party. All kindness makes a difference. Share the ways you are being a good neighbor with or by tagging Seattle Department of Neighborhoods

We’re hiring! The City of Seattle IT GIS team is looking for two motivated GIS Accessibility Interns to help make our city’s digital maps and apps inclusive for everyone.

This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience at the intersection of mapping technology and digital accessibility. You will help assess, remediate, and improve over 200 public-facing GIS applications to meet ADA and WCAG standards.

Position Details:
Role: Part-time Internship (2 openings)
Who can apply: Undergraduate or Graduate students
Duration: Up to 18 months or 3 months post-graduation

If you are passionate about public service and want to build technical skills that make a real difference, we want to hear from you.

📅 Deadline: Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 4 p.m.

👉 Apply here: Student Internships & Workstudy | City of Seattle or www.governmentjobs.com/careers/seattle/jobs/5248106/gis-accessibility-intern

GIS Accessibility Intern The City of Seattle Information Technology (IT) Geographic Information System (GIS) team is seeking two motivated GIS Accessibility Interns to support our work in improving digital accessibility both in Seattle IT and in our client departments.Internship Information:This opportunity is for two part-...

is a time to reflect on the incredible contributions of Black innovators in technology. From Katherine Johnson's groundbreaking work at NASA to Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson's telecommunications research that led to caller ID, Black excellence has shaped the tech world as we know it. Let's celebrate these trailblazers and continue to support the next generation of Black leaders in .