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We are excited to share that will be returning September 12th, 2026, and this year the event is moving downtown to Riverfront Park, right outside the Pavilion!
This means more visibility, more connection, and more chances for our community to come together.
Resource table registration is now open! Won’t you be our neighbor?

https://handsacrossspokane.org/

If you were president for a day, what would be your first executive order?
This Presidents' Day, we headed over to the Oval ECEAP to learn what our future Mr. and Madam Presidents had in mind, and these are some campaign promises we can get behind. Check it out!

Black history is American history.
Understanding it means being honest about where we have been and where we are now.
Engaging with that truth means seeking out Black voices, supporting Black leadership, and staying curious and accountable beyond a single month on the calendar. Rather than trying to speak for Black communities, we want to use our platform to listen, learn, and direct attention to Black-led work happening right here in our community.

We encourage you to follow and engage with these Black-led and Black-centered organizations in our region:
The Carl Maxey Center
A community hub focused on advocacy, leadership development, and culturally responsive support for Black and Brown communities.
Spokane NAACP
Part of the nation’s oldest civil rights organization, working locally on advocacy, education, and community engagement.
The Black Lens
A Black-led newsroom amplifying Black voices, stories, and perspectives in Spokane.

Black History Month is a time to pause and reflect. We encourage our communities to keep learning not just this month, but every day, because Black history is not behind us. It is beside us.