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WSU event to examine Iran conflict with veteran journalist and FāVS columnist Lawrence Pintak

Journalist Lawrence Pintak will lead an April 23 discussion at WSU examining the implications of the Iran conflict and what it signals for the Middle East.

Sravasti Abbey to host compassion training program open to non-Buddhists

A training at Sravasti Abbey April 25-28 will teach stress management, empathy and resilience through a program rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition.

Habitat for Humanity Spokane receives $6.5 million in state funds for affordable housing

Funding in Spokane will support more than 100 affordable homeownership units as Habitat for Humanity continues its faith-driven mission.

Spokane’s first Black Earth Day brings together land, food and community healing

Black Earth Day: Bringing Spokane residents together for a free event centered on environmental justice, food access and land stewardship.

Failure to Thrive: A Spokane nonprofit housed 1,184 refugees. Now it’s fighting for its own survival.

A Spokane nonprofit providing housing for immigrants and refugees is in receivership after a multimillion-dollar legal battle with its landlord.

5 days, 700 bowls: The craft behind Spokane Buddhist Temple’s annual Ramen Fest

The Spokane Buddhist Temple held its 38th Annual Ramen Fest on Sunday, serving more than 700 meals and drawing visitors from across the Spokane area for what organizers describe as a celebration of community as much as food.

FāVS News expands coverage across Washington state, invites community voices

FāVS News is expanding its coverage across Washington state, and we're inviting clergy, faith leaders, nonprofits and community members to help shape the conversation.

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