Peace and Social Justice NW

The purpose of this site is to examine the issues that have proven problematic to so many residents of the Pacific Northwest including homelessness and housing, access to adequate nutrition, unemployment, underemployment, access to health care and economic inequality. The underlying assumption is that true peace and social justice will only come when all members of the culture are treated with compassion, concern and come to believe and trust that all will be treated equitably.

Contemporary Voices in Seattle

The following are links to those in the Pacific Northwest who have are making major contributions to peace and social justice -

Bill Hobson - Voice for Seattle's Homeless
Abraham Keller - Peace Advocate
Bridgette Hempstead - Founder of Cierra Sisters, a Women's Breast Cancer Advocacy Group
Tim Harris - Founder of Real Change Newspaper
John Fox - Low Income Housing Advocate
Cecile Hansen - Duwamish Tribal Leader
Pramila Jayapal _ Progressive Congresswoman, Representing the 7th District
Father Michael Ryan - Priest at St. James Cathedral Outspoken on the Issue of Sexual Abuse
Michael Ramos - Executive Director of Church Council of Greater Seattle

Dr. Jean King - Mother to the Homeless

Reverend Rick Reynolds - Operation Nightwatch - an important and on-going organization dedicated to the advocacy of the homeless population in the Seattle region.

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Contemporary Voices in Seattle