Cascade PBS (formerly Crosscut)
~On this show, Seattle’s City Council is a bunch of sock puppets
~Why Seattle’s density plans are a disability-rights issue
~Seattle rideshare drivers mourn, seek solutions after homicides
~Despite federal ruling, trans Seattleites can’t update passports
~Inflation, low donations and rising demand hit Seattle food banks
~How some low-income buyers can afford a home in pricey Seattle
~Honoring the deaths of 289 homeless King County residents
~How Seattle’s vacant building problem is helping ex-prisoners and the homeless
~’Where are the Black people?’ Central District residents get creative to fight displacement
~How Seattle Blew Its Chance At A Subway System
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Shelterforce Magazine
~New Public Housing? HUD Has Found a Way
~HUD Has Money for Tenant Organizing. Why Isn’t the Agency Spending It?
~Homeless Mothers in California Show How Radical Housing Activism Becomes Lasting Change
~What Happens if 23 Million Renters are Evicted
~History Shows that in Times of Crisis, Housing Activists Get Radical
~What Could a Joe Biden Presidency Accomplish on Housing?
The Guardian
~New anti-homeless architecture: Seattle uses bike racks to block rough sleepers
~’Democracy vouchers’ aim to amplify low-income voices, to conservative ire
~Did Seattle’s mandatory helmet law kill off its bike-share scheme?
The Nation
~If Politicians Actually Want to Make Change, They Have to Think Like Organizers – My profile of former Seattle City Coucilmember Nick Licata
Yes! Magazine
~When Cops Evicted these Moms, the Housing Conversation Changed
~Voter Suppression Laws Disenfranchised Millions of Voters. Could a National Vote By Mail Law Turn That Around?
VICE Sports
~Seattle’s Lucha Libre Wrestlers are Fighting for their Sport in the State Legislature
~Can Ayesha McGowan Become America’s First Black Woman Pro Cyclist?
~The Fight to Keep Junior Hockey Players From Getting Paid
~Child Labor, Lawsuits, and How Junior Hockey Exploits Its Players For Profit
Next City Features
~Can Austin’s YIMBY Movement Go From Backyard to Ballot?
~The Clock Is Ticking on Seattle’s Affordable Housing Solution
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