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Friday, July 26, 2024

Mia Gallegos

Mia Gallegos is a junior studying Journalism and Digital Marketing at Gonzaga University. Her love for journalism began in high school within her hometown of Broomfield, Colorado. She has written for the Gonzaga Bulletin since she first began at GU. Aside from writing, she is a passionate dancer and member of the Gonzaga University Bomb Squad, GU’s exclusively Hip-Hop dance team. Mia is a dedicated Catholic and is excited to be interning with FāVS during the Spring 2024 semester. She is looking forward to learning about religions aside from her own and to gain more journalistic prowess by working with the skilled reporters of FāVS.

Spokane’s Opioid Emergency: Religious Organizations Adapt to Aid Addiction Crisis

Spokane's opioid crisis prompts faith-based organizations to adapt their approach. Learn how Adult and Teen Challenge PNW and local churches are responding to Mayor Brown's state of emergency with Christ-centered programs and community outreach initiatives.

Spokane-based director’s new film ‘Sight’ scores 98% on Rotten Tomatoes

Award-winning director Andrew Hyatt's new film 'Sight' tells the inspiring true story of Dr. Ming Wang, who overcame adversity to become a renowned eye surgeon. Hyatt discusses blending faith into his movies like 'Sight' and finding his path in Hollywood.

Inland Northwest Juneteenth Events Aim to Preserve Black History and Culture

The Inland Northwest Juneteenth Coalition hosts a 3-day celebration in Spokane, featuring the Pillar Awards honoring Black leaders, a Father's Day brunch, a jazz/R&B concert, and the Juneteenth Park Celebration with family activities, vendors and education

God loves all: Dispelling the myth that God hates the LGBTQ+ community

Discover the truth about God's love for the LGBTQ+ community. A thought-provoking commentary that challenges misconceptions.

Spokane vigil remembers Palestinian Nakba, calls for peace in Gaza

Remembering Nakba Day: A solemn vigil held in remembrance of the Palestinian displacement in 1948 and reflection on the current conflict in the Gaza Strip.

Survivor of Oct. 7 Massacre to Speak in Spokane

Discover how Gal Cohen-Solal and his family survived the Oct. 7 massacre in Israel, and hear his firsthand account of the ongoing conflict in the region.

Mayor Brown Commits to ‘HEART Fund’ for Affordable Housing in Spokane

At a Housing Assembly in Spokane, community leaders urged Mayor Lisa Brown to commit to using the city's 1590 affordable housing levy funds transparently and equitably as originally intended. After years of the funds being diverted, the HEART team successfully advocated to protect the $11 million for its purpose of increasing affordable housing. Speakers highlighted the toll of housing instability on students and detailed harsh realities facing Spokane's homeless population residing in shelters.

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