Seattle Chapter
Black Panther Party
Legacy Group
Power to the People…Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
Who We Are
The Seattle branch of the Black Panther Party was the first chapter formed outside of the state of California
by a collection of Seattle activists including brothers Aaron and Elmer Dixon in 1968 to raise the level of struggle, resistance, and Black consciousness in the city. Since then, the Seattle Chapter Black Panther Party Legacy Committee has worked diligently to solidify the impact of this important part of our history.
Upcoming Projects
Seattle Chapter
Black Panther Party
Museum & Research Center
Upon completion, this project will serve as a museum for the artifacts and memorabilia of the Seattle chapter of the Black Panther Party, as well as a research center guiding the next generation of activists. We are in the beginning phase of development. To support this project, donate below.
Save the People's Wall
Painted by Dion Henderson in 1969, this mural marks the second headquarters of the Seattle Chapter in the historic Central District. We are working to preserve this important piece of history.
Community Events
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