PHOTOS: Hear Our Stories With Seahawks Safety Julian Love

The Seahawks Pro Shop teamed up with RailSpur to host a pop-up at the Populus Hotel during Pioneer Square's First Thursday Art Walk. The event featured the Latino Heritage Collection, a meet-and-greet with collection artist Angelina Villalobos, and the unveiling of Campeones del Sol, a mural based on the collection's design that will be permanently displayed outside the hotel throughout the fall.

The Seahawks celebrated Latino Heritage Month by visiting Los Hernandez in Yakima, WA for Happy Hour with the Hawks on September 28, 2026.

Seahawks Latino Heritage Collection celebrates Latin heritage, Seahawks culture, and the communities that unite them - designed by local artist Angelina Villalobos, the collection is inspired by the strength, resilience, and pride shared across generations.

Seahawks players took time to register to vote with support from the Institute for History & Equity, reinforcing the importance of civic engagement and empowering every eligible voter to make their voice heard. Every voice matters. Every vote counts

The Seahawks participated in Seattle's annual Pride Parade on June 28, 2026.

The Seahawks celebrated AANHPI Month in collaboration with the Intentionalist at Sap Sap Deli. 12's came for lunch on the Hawks and enjoyed an afternoon with Legend Lofa Tatupu.

In honor of AANHPI Month, we sat down with George Holani, Brandon Pili, and Mark Phillpp to learn about their background, culture, and what celebrating AANHPI means to them.

In the month of May, TIDE, HR, & DEI partnered to bring Colts Director of Kicking The Stigma Brett Kramer, Seahawks Team Clinician Roy Fisher, and Seahawks Legends Ray Roberts and Lofa Tatupu for a informational panel to discuss their personal stories, practical self-care strategies, & honest conversations, to discuss how we can support ourselves while creating healthier, more compassionate communities.

The Seahawks hosted their 4th annual Women's Summit, uniting women and male allies for an afternoon of reflection and inspiration under the theme Empower50: Honoring the Past, Igniting the Future, in celebration of the Seahawks' 50th Season.

On February 19, ONYX, the Seahawks Black Employee Resource Group, in partnership with the DEI team, hosted its 2nd annual Black History Month celebration, 50 Years Strong: Celebrating Black Excellence & the Seahawks Legacy, at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center. The event brought employees and guests together for light bites, meaningful conversation, and a powerful panel discussion featuring Doug Baldwin, Mo Kelly, Mario Bailey, Paris Brown, and Ron Howard, followed by an audience Q&A, the Ed Goines Black Excellence Award presentation, and a reception honoring community, leadership, and the ongoing impact of Black excellence.

During our December 14th game, we celebrated this year's Happy Hour with the Hawks restaurants with a special moment recognizing the local businesses visited by our DEI team in 2025. Each restaurant — Seattle Fish Guys, Pasifika, My Little Restaurant, and Los Hernandez Tamales — was honored on stage at Ticketmaster Tailgate and presented with a custom Seahawks jersey as a thank-you for their partnership and impact in our community.

Linda Thompson Black was awarded the 2025 Inspire Change Changemaker award. She is a well known educational leader and community advocate whose lifelong dedication to equity and opportunity has transformed the lives of thousands of students and families. Currently serving as the United Negro College Fund's (UNCF) Pacific Northwest Area Development Director, Linda leads initiatives across Washington, Oregon, and Alaska that empower students to pursue higher education through scholarships, institutional support, and leadership development.