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Salish School of Spokane wins cultural freedom award

The Salish School of Spokane earned a national NIEA award for its leadership in Indigenous language revitalization and dedication to cultural preservation.

Washington state settles controversy over child abuse law that tested the limits of ‘priest-penitent’ privilege

Washington’s new clergy reporting law sparked debate over child protection vs. religious freedom. Here’s how the state’s final decision reshaped both.

FāVS News receives Humanities Washington Award

FāVS News is among 50 people and organizations across Washington state receiving the Humanities Washington Award as part of the organization's 50th anniversary celebration.

FāVS Religion News Roundup: Oct. 24

News roundup: From faith freedom rankings to food drives, housing, and youth mentorship — here’s a roundup of religion and community news across the Northwest.

I bought my first clergy collar to accompany immigrants to ICE hearings

At an Oregon protest, a pastor reflects on ICE intimidation, faith in action, and how Jesus’ subversive love inspires the Interfaith Immigrant Justice movement.

Why Idaho is more religious than Washington: Migration and politics drive faith divide

Sociologists explore why Idaho ranks 14th and Washington 37th in religiosity, from migration and politics to the lasting influence of the Mormon Corridor.

How propaganda sells fear: From Hitler to doorstep apocalypse peddlers

A sharp, funny reflection on aging, doubt, and propaganda — from WWII brainwashing to modern “megaphones” selling apocalypses at your doorstep.

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