The Spokane Alliance is everyday people taking powerful action together for the common good.
We develop the diverse voices of our community, building relationships across religious, racial, class, and neighborhood lines.
Together we build the power to make the positive changes they want to see in our community, making our shared home a better place to live and thrive.
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
The Fig Tree recently published an article about Katia Jasmin, who wears many hats in our community. She is an organizer with Spokane Alliance, director at Parkview Early Learning Center, and founder of Creole Resources (a member organization of Spokane Alliance) here in Spokane.
Her journey has been one of making a difference through hard work, care, and broad experience. Her own story has ranged over several countries. Read more at the Fig Tree article. For more information about Creole Resources, email [email protected].
