SeattleFWC26 invested in labor-focused legacy projects, including the launch of UNtemp, a worker-owned dispatch cooperative, and sponsorship of the Pacific Northwest Hospitality Training Program, alongside a first-of-its-kind Labor Standards Agreement.
UNtemp: Worker-Owned Dispatch
SeattleFWC26 supported the launch of UNtemp, a worker-owned dispatch service that allows cooperatives of union janitorial and event-services workers to better benefit from the essential services they provide — a model designed to outlast the tournament itself.
Pacific Northwest Hospitality Training Program
SeattleFWC26 supported the launch of UNtemp, a worker-owned dispatch service that allows cooperatives of union janitorial and event-services workers to better benefit from the essential services they provide — a model designed to outlast the tournament itself.
A Labor Standards Agreement
In partnership with the Martin Luther King Labor Council, SeattleFWC26 signed a first-of-its-kind Labor Standards Agreement with affiliate unions, establishing shared expectations for how workers should benefit from Seattle's Fan Celebrations.
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Story of the Salute
Story of the Salute
SeattleFWC26 supported the Northwest African American Museum’s exhibition exploring the athletes, activism and lasting significance behind one of the most iconic protests in sports history.
Vital Spirit
Vital Spirit
Vital Spirit is a nine-foot bronze sculpture by Pacific Northwest artist Gerard Tsutakawa, unveiled at Seattle Stadium's North Plaza to commemorate the venue's role as a FIFA World Cup 2026 host site and to anchor the Seattle Unity Loop.
Upcycling the World Cup
Upcycling the World Cup
More than 5,000 square feet of World Cup banners, flags and other textile materials were saved for a second life through a partnership with Refugee Artisan Initiative and Reuse Seattle.