January lasted 17 years, and we still have eons to go in 2025. This year is promising to be something we’ve never seen before ...

Stop the Sweeps Seattle believes housing is a human right and that everyone deserves to have safe, secure, dignified housing.

Reham Elsayed, owner of Reham’s Cake Gallery, explains to an attendee of Souk Seattle the variety of Middle-Eastern treats on ...

Through this special monthly column with Real Change, we encourage you to bear witness to the creativity and resilience of ...

Lacey Gray, the former records manager for the Office of Inspector General (OIG), alleges Inspector General Lisa Judge (pictured above on the left) fired her in retaliation for raising concerns to OIG ...

In a society that demands you work like a machine, you must find ways to retain your humanity. Before being able to show up in the world, in your community, you need to seek avenues of softly tending ...

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For the second time in two years, the Seattle City Council is set to nominate a replacement following the resignation of a progressive councilmember before the end of their term. District 2 ...

In November 2023, Seattle Public School (SPS) students felt close to receiving sufficient and accessible mental health resources after the Seattle City Council agreed to allocate $20 million to mental ...

With the official opening of the 2025 legislative session on Jan. 13, Washington state lawmakers are bracing for a 120-day window to pass all the state laws for the year. Amidst the backdrop of a ...

In January 1969, the Black Panther Party of Oakland, California began a program to provide free breakfasts to children in their community before school. It started with one location, but quickly grew ...

Since being forcibly placed in the U.S. centuries ago, Black Americans have developed communal methods of dealing with this country’s social and economic barriers, whether it’s through our music, ...