In a recent feature by The Fig Tree, Spokane Alliance Senior Organizer Laurel Fish reflects on the relationships and persistence that shape our work.

At Spokane Alliance, much of the work happens outside the spotlight. From housing research to years of relationship building with community leaders, change comes through steady, collective effort.

As Laurel shares, institutions and relationships are how we “shelter, nourish and humanize each other.” Telling these stories helps us better understand one another and act together.

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