Classism and inequality are real, but the focus should be on national unity, not dividing by party. We need to work together to address economic struggles.
Washington clergy may be mandatory reporters of child abuse, advocacy group hosts a forum on reproductive justice, Mead School District leans toward federal trans policies and more in this week's FāVS Religion News Roundup.
Busyness has been the author's coping mechanism, but it’s also kept her from truly connecting. She's learning to slow down, invest in community and see the humanity of others.
FāVS News presents "Uniting the Inland Northwest" on April 27 in Spokane, featuring keynote speaker Itohan Idumwonyi and breakout sessions on regional issues to help bridge divides.
Learn more about Spokane's nonprofit Yoyot Sp’q’n’i that supports Indigenous communities facing domestic violence, mental health challenges, homelessness and more, offering cultural services and advocacy.
Michael Larson, Gonzaga alumni and founder of Portland-based nonprofit Humans for Housing, aims to raise awareness of the growing trend of the aging population finding themselves homeless through a free screening of the documentary, “No Place to Grow Old,” on Nov. 16 at 6 p.m.