Housing activists at the Freedom Socialist Party, Real Change and House Our Neighbors are excited to announce some special guests visiting Seattle in a couple weeks! We will be co-hosting several of the poverty skolas from the Oakland-based POOR PRESS, a poor people–led/Indigenous people–led, grassroots, non-profit arts organization dedicated to providing revolutionary media access, art, education, and advocacy to silenced youth, adults, and elders in poverty.

We will meet at Clara's Books in Columbia City to discuss the books written by the skolas and talk about what we can do for our unhoused friends, family and neighbors as we continue to fight for accessible housing.

Join us, and attend the Social Justice Film Festival the following day to see "When Mama & Me Lived Outside" play out on the big screen!

From the Social Justice Film Festival:
When Mama & Me Lived Outside: One Family's Journey Through Homelessness
"Tiny Gray-Garcia’s heartbreaking true story about growing up on the streets of Los Angeles, San Francisco and Oakland with her mother, Mama Dee. Based on her children’s book of the same name."