by FEEST Seattle | Oct 16, 2026 | FEEST Fam, Highline School District, Recap, Seattle Public Schools, Workshops and Events
Make Food Make Fam: Breaking Bread and Celebrating Youth Power For the first time in 7 years, Make Food Make Fam returned! On September 19th, more than 80 community members packed Youngstown Cultural Arts Center for an evening of food, celebration, learning, and...
by FEEST Seattle | Oct 8, 2026 | FEEST Fam, Youth Highlights
“I Want to Be Part of That” How friendship brought Osman into youth organizing. Today, we’re featuring Osman (he/him), a senior and first-year FEEST Student Organizer. In this conversation, Osman shares what brought him to FEEST, why students deserve a voice in the...
by FEEST Seattle | Oct 8, 2026 | FEEST Fam, Youth Highlights
A Future Bigger Than One Dream We’re spotlighting Aisha (she/her), a rising sophomore and first-year Student Organizer with FEEST. She shares what first caught her attention about FEEST, how Summer Camp helped her step outside her comfort zone, and why students should...
by FEEST Seattle | Sep 21, 2026 | FEEST Fam, Recap, Workshops and Events
Summer Stories 2026: Art, Ancestors, and Connection This summer, we spent a week making art, sharing stories, and getting to know each other at the White Center HUB. From July 20–24, FEEST’s fifth year of Summer Stories brought 25 young people together to explore the...
by FEEST Seattle | Jun 18, 2026 | FEEST Fam, Highline School District, Recap, Seattle Public Schools
Image is of a beautiful sunset at Alki Beach, featuring the ocean and sand, as well as folks sitting at the beach. This June, FEEST youth, their families, staff, and board members gathered at the Alki Beach House to celebrate our Student Organizers, our graduating...
by FEEST Seattle | Apr 30, 2026 | FEEST Fam, Recap, Seattle Public Schools, Strategy
School Meals for All: A Win Years in the Making Slide through to see some photos of FEEST Fam, past, present, and future at Mayor Wilson’s Press Conference! This is a big one, and we’re celebrating it the way it deserves. On April 28, Mayor Katie Wilson...
