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Elizabeth Backstrom

Elizabeth Backstrom majored in journalism at Western Washington University and currently works as remotely as a grant writer. Her background is in news writing and features, but if an overabundance of caffeine is consumed, she has been known to write a humor piece or two. Backstrom attended various Christian churches growing up in Washington State and in her free time enjoys reading about history, religion and politics.

Paris: Hate and suspicion aren’t the solution

Responses to Friday's horrific attacks in Paris that killed 129 and injured about 352 have largely been nothing short of amazing.

Volunteers, Refugees bring Nepali Women’s Cooking Night to Spokane

The idea for Nepali Women's Cooking Night was an accident.

Covering the news in a culture of violence

We write about violent events because if people don’t know bad things are happening, they can’t do anything to change or stop them.

Millennials have crept away from the Church. Why?

We sense we’re the means to an end, and the end isn’t being straight with us.

Sr. Simone Campbell visits Pullman, talks income inequality

Sister Simone Campbell is used to using unorthodox ways to get her message across.

Survival of the Kindest – Spokane organizations gear up for second annual Compassion Games

Spokane’s Compassion games have been sponsored since 2014 by One Peace, Many Paths (OPMP), a local interfaith organization.

Students can’t walk away from content, language, that’s uncomfortable

Creating a climate at our universities where students can walk away from any content that makes them uncomfortable seems helpful and empowering, but it isn’t.

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