According to its website, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) “will award 1,127 grants for a total of $31,825,500” in 2025 for arts projects across the country. However on May 2, multiple ...

One wonders the nature of the names the crows give us. Are the crows’ names for us like Emma, Roger or Bruce? Are they poetic and grand like Violet or Brunhilda? Or are they descriptive and prosaic ...

Finally, and perhaps most painfully, the backlash isn’t just coming from one side. Some within our own community have long criticized “rainbow capitalism” and “pinkwashing,” arguing that corporate ...

The rule allows for up to six homes on any lot, so long as at least half are priced within reach of low-income buyers, among other provisions. It’s not dissimilar to the rule recently passed by the ...

After a frantic week of advocacy, Tent City 4 (TC4) residents have a place to stay in Lake City, at least for now. However, ...

Each new generation inherits not the tools equipping them to clean up but those to make it messier.

As someone who poured my heart into leading Seattle Pride from 2019 to 2022 as the organization’s first executive director, I’m watching this year’s Pride season with a heavy heart and a knot in my ...

When it comes to fate, I am a skeptic. My brain functions heavily in a logical mindset where facts reign supreme. I guess that’s called “black and white” thinking. However, I do believe that as a ...

Foscarinis spoke with Real Change about her tireless fight to end homelessness, her new book, the role of Wall Street in perpetuating our housing crisis and how the Trump administration feels like ...