Firesteel Blog

We Are All Here: A Story of Path with Art

A student artist reading her poem in front of the We Are All Here banner. Photo credit: Path with Art
A student artist reading her poem in front of the We Are All Here banner. Photo credit: Path with Art
Path with Art, a social service organization that engages and connects individuals with self, and the self with community. Firesteel volunteer, Peggy Liao, visited Path with Art's student performance showcase and interviewed the program director, Jennifer Lobsenz. Peggy writes about how Path with Art uses art as an incredible tool to stabilize people's lives in the recovery process.

Now’s the Time to Advocate!

Outgoing Firesteel manager Denise Miller has worked alongside many amazing advocates, including YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish staff members Annalee Schafranek, Eden Lord, Salma Siddick and Dan Weisbeck. Shout-out to volunteer Peggy Liao for designing the YWCA #WAhomes T-shirt. Image credit: Andriana Alexis.
Outgoing Firesteel manager Denise Miller has worked alongside many amazing advocates, including YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish staff members Annalee Schafranek, Eden Lord, Salma Siddick and Dan Weisbeck. Shout-out to volunteer Peggy Liao for designing the YWCA #WAhomes T-shirt. Image credit: Andriana Alexis.
Firesteel manager Denise Miller is moving on from her role with the program, but she's not done advocating! In this farewell post, she shares why all of us must speak up now on the issues that matter to us.

Artists, Innovators and Advocates Create Change Together

Attendees of "Create Change: Youth & Family Homelessness and the Arts" participate in Firesteel's <a href="https://www.facebook.com/221205597964979/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1148645515220978" target="_blank">photo booth</a>.
Attendees of "Create Change: Youth & Family Homelessness and the Arts" participate in Firesteel's photo booth.
Happy Election Day! If you haven't yet voted, please find a ballot drop box near you and take care of that. Then read about a celebration of civic participation we were honored to co-present. "Create Change: Youth & Family Homelessness and the Arts" brought our community together to use creativity to address our housing and homelessness crisis. The daylong event was moving and fun and beautiful, and we're excited to share a Storify recap created by our friend Shan Yonamine at Seattle University's Project on Family Homelessness.
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