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Seattle to launch new program to curb crime, revitalize Chinatown-International District

  • Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a $1 million investment on May 14, 2025, to launch the Chinatown-International District Ambassadors Program.
  • A $1 million investment from Seattle’s municipal government, a prominent foundation supporting Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, and Amazon aims to enhance safety and boost economic activity amid increasing anti-Asian incidents.
  • The program will employ trained ambassadors starting June 1 to support small businesses, assist visitors, de-escalate situations, and maintain a safe, welcoming environment.
  • A 2024 TAAF survey of 1,000 local AAPI adults found 38% experienced anti-Asian incidents and nearly 75% changed behaviors out of fear, underscoring the program’s community importance.
  • This public-private initiative reflects growing collaboration to revitalize the district and promote inclusion, with Mayor Harrell calling it the needed partnership to 'uplift and renew' Seattle's neighborhoods.
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City of Seattle, TAAF, Amazon, and CIDBIA Announce New Ambassadors Program to Improve Neighborhood Safety and Support Economic Revitalization in the Chinatown-International District

Mayor Harrell announces a combined $1 million investment by the City, The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), and Amazon to improve blocks, businesses, and lives in the heart of the historic district.

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Missoulian broke the news in Missoula, United States on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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