By Lindsay Goes Behind Housing is a Human Right. According to a 2022 YouGov survey, 78% of Americans across political parties and ideological divides believe housing should be a basic human right. Here in Seattle, most of us share that belief as well. Every day, we see the consequences of a housing system that fails […]
By: Lindsay Goes Behind As we step into spring, a season of renewal and possibility, I want to take a moment to reflect on our collective journey—one defined by resilience, vision, and a commitment to justice. Every day, we witness the strength, tenacity, and brilliance of community in action. Grassroots organizers shaping policies. Nonprofit leaders […]
By: Andrea Mackin and Kendall Hill At Seattle Foundation, we recognize that childcare is essential to economic stability, educational success, and a more equitable future. Yet, too many families, particularly those in historically underserved communities face steep barriers to accessing high-quality early learning opportunities. That is why we invest in organizations like Start Early Washington, […]
By: Alesha Washington As we watch what unfolds in our nation’s capital, the onslaught of recent policy actions could have far-reaching and devastating effects on communities across our state. The basic services we need to navigate through life – whether access to affordable food or public transportation – could all be jeopardized. The humanity and […]
