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The Seahawks hosted the fifth session of the Game Changers Program on October 27, 2026.

The fifth session of Hawk Walk with Talk A Mile took the Seahawks to South Park community center where community members, mental health professionals, Seahawks Dancers and Seahawks Legend Randall Morris all engaged with the high school students in conversations about mental health and social justice.

The Seahawks hosted the Leadership Beyond The Field event with special guests Jaxon Smith-Njigba, John Schneider and more at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center on October 2, 2026.

Seahawks Legend Randall Morris and the Seahawks Dancers spent the afternoon with students participating in the Next Gen program which provides an inclusive space dedicated to empowering Latinx youth and fostering community connections.

On September 28, the Seahawks kicked off the 2026 Game Changers presented by BECU program in partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of King County. Over the next six weeks, students will explore topics centered on identity, civic engagement, and social advocacy through meaningful conversations, hands-on activities, and interactive learning experiences.

To launch the program, students participated in an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Lumen Field, visiting areas such as the press box, Toyota Fan Deck, and other spaces typically reserved for game day operations. The experience offered a unique look inside the organization while helping students build connections with one another and begin their Game Changers journey.

Seahawks visited Nooksack Valley High School to celebrate the first game on their new field. During the event, we presented a $250,000 NFL Grassroots grant awarded to Nooksack Valley School District through a partnership between the NFL Foundation and Local Initiatives Support Corporation, helping create expanded opportunities for youth athletics and community use for years to come.

The third Hawk Walk with Talk A Mile traveled to the YMCA at West Seattle and Fauntleroy for another incredible walk and talk with students, community partners, and members of the Seattle Police Department. Legend Ray Roberts and Seahawks Dancers also joined the walk to share encouraging messages around being true to yourself, and taking care of your mental health.

The inaugural Hawk Walk program, in partnership with Talk-a-Mile, continued on June 3, with youth gathering to discuss more topics in their community alongside Seahawks Dancers and Legend Ben Obomanu. In recognition of gun violence awareness month, June's session allowed youth from Seattle Public Schools to ask questions and learn from city officials, SPD officers, mental health practitioners and more.

The Seattle Seahawks launched Hawk Walk in partnership with Talk a Mile, a year-round program bringing together youth, city leaders, and public safety officials throughout King County to foster conversations around mental health and social justice

The Seahawks visited Lowell Elementary on March 23, 2026 as part of the 12 Pages Reading Program.

Seahawks Legend Garry Gilliam and Seahawks Dancers surprised teens at the Lake Hills Boys & Girls Club for a fun afternoon of Seahawks activities and crafting. One lucky winner also went home with two tickets to Saturday's Divisional Playoff game!

The Seahawks visited Sanislo Elementary on January 14, 2026 as part of the 12-Pages Reading Program.