by FEEST Seattle | Jan 28, 2026 | Community Partners, FEEST Fam, Highline School District, Recap
Image is of FEEST Staff before cutting the purple ribbon to our new space! Last weekend, we gathered to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the White Center Community Development Association (WCCDA) HUB, a space named after the energy it is rooted in: Hope, Unity, and...
by FEEST Seattle | Jan 15, 2026 | Community Education, Community Partners, FEEST Fam, Highline School District, Recap, Seattle Public Schools
The FEEST Fam ended 2025 with a gathering in the kitchen at Rainier Beach Action Coalition (RBAC) for a homemade dinner with our Student Organizers that reminded us why food has always been central to organizing. Coming together around a shared meal created space for...
by FEEST Seattle | Nov 19, 2025 | Community Education, FEEST Fam, Recap
This fall marked our launch of something brand new with our Student Organizers: a monthly Meal Kit and virtual community cooking night. October was our very first one, and we kicked it off with food that was seasonally sourced and chosen with intention. Each month,...
by FEEST Seattle | Sep 20, 2025 | FEEST Fam, Seattle Public Schools, Youth Highlights
Finding Her Voice: How Musteria Grew Confidence Through Organizing Today we’re featuring Musteria (she/her), a rising senior in Seattle Public Schools. She talks about what drew her to FEEST, how she’s grown in confidence through outreach and organizing, and why...
by FEEST Seattle | Sep 15, 2025 | FEEST Fam, Seattle Public Schools, Youth Highlights
We Can’t Just Sit Around Talking’: Biniam’s Perspective on Organizing and Change Today we’re featuring Biniam (he/him), a rising senior in Seattle Public Schools. In this conversation, he opens up about what drew him to FEEST, his perspective on youth organizing, and...
by FEEST Seattle | Sep 10, 2025 | FEEST Fam, Recap, Workshops and Events
Photo is of FEEST Student Organizers at Summer Camp! This August, FEEST Student Organizers came together for one of our most powerful summer camps yet. For five days, youth gathered at El Centro de la Raza to dig into the roots of oppression, deepen their organizing...
