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From study abroad to tragedy: Bedouins’ struggle for recognition in Israel

A study abroad visit to Israel’s Negev reveals how Bedouin citizens live without recognition, resources or protection amid ongoing violence and loss.
Eastern Washington

Spokane Winterfest offers free activities, community connections for families Jan. 30

Launch Northwest and Spokane Public Schools will host Northwest Winterfest on Jan. 30, offering free activities, performances and community connections.
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FBI search of Washington Post reporter’s home threatens press freedom

The FBI search of a Washington Post reporter’s home sends a chilling message about press freedom and why independent journalism remains essential.
Eastern Washington

Native American artist Claire Rae Edmo brings traditional beading, painting to Spokane Falls residency

Claire Rae Edmo, a Shoshone Bannock and Chippewa Cree artist, was selected as Spokane Falls Community College’s artist-in-residence.
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Separation of Church and Hate’ offers sharp, funny guide to reclaiming the Bible

A reflection on fear, Sharia myths, Christian fundamentalism, and why separating faith from power is essential to freedom and human dignity.
Eastern Washington

Lutheran church hosts interfaith bridge-building event as political tensions rise

50 people gathered at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church for a Paths To Understanding event focused on healing divisions through dialogue and trust.
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We’re all connected: Rethinking protest tactics amid ICE deportations

A reflection on ICE, protests, immigration, and why empathy, human connection, and shared humanity matter more than shame or division.
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