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Housing Equity and Action

HEART, the Housing Equity Action Research Team, leads our affordable housing work. HEART is a group of activated leaders from the Spokane Alliance and West Central Neighborhood working together to expand housing options in West Central and all of Spokane. Read on to learn about the team and for an update on the May 2nd Housing Assembly!

Public Dollars, Public Investment, Public Benefit

Good jobs have been a priority for the Spokane Alliance since our founding. Currently, the Jobs Team is focused on ensuring that all Public Works projects in the Spokane region create benefits for the whole community. 

Mental Health x Child Care Action Team

When the pandemic began the longer-term issues facing families and the childcare industry were laid bare. Many member organizations of the Spokane Alliance represent front-line workers who were continuing to work through the early shut downs. Their lack of access to affordable childcare created crises for families and in our public services.

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Spokane clergy champion workforce Equity

Community members met with Spokane Alliance outside city hall on June 23. 

Several clergy in Spokane spoke at the event, explaining how their spiritual roles led them to advocate for economic reform.

“As a campus pastor, I was prepared to lead Bible study and provide pastoral care. The reality is, I spend more time than I ever expected coordinating housing assistance, working with food banks and providing referrals,” she said. “Faced with these economic challenges, our young adults need opportunities that create financial stability.” - Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) pastor, the Rev. Emily Kuenker

For more info, see this article at FaVS news

 

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Uncertainty for Spokane’s Haitian migrants — Range Media

Last fall, Katia Jasmin (Creole Resources), Laurel Fish (Spokane Alliance) and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters worked with Peirone Produce to get Martino Augustil and Dieuvert Novembre employed here in Spokane. Augustil and Novembre are here from Haiti under a special migrant program that was recently cancelled by the Trump Administration. Their presence in the US is now in limbo. Full article here on Range Media

 

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Events

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Strategy Team Meeting

Thursday, July 10, 2025 at 04:00 PM

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Jobs Team Meeting

Thursday, July 17, 2025 at 09:00 AM

Working on the Community Workforce Agreement, potentially the Spokane Public Schools Bond and Parks Levy<... View event

Youth & Education Research Action Team

Thursday, July 17, 2025 at 05:30 PM

Focused on improving education through research and community engagement.

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