The POD: Community Organizing in Spokane
Plus, reporter Erin Sellers’ reads their recent story on Spokane’s first right-to-counsel eviction trial.
Published:
October 10, 2025, 10:30 am
We have two segments this week.
The first segment is a short audio story RANGE Producer Pascal worked on. They spoke with participants during an organizing summit in Spokane last month, which was hosted by re:power . Organizers from groups such as the Peace and Justice Action League of Spokane , Asians for Collective Liberation in Spokane , re:power, and Waters Meet all spoke about hope, movement building, and action.
For the second segment, reporter Erin Sellers read their recent investigative story out loud, titled “Jordin v. Brayman: Spokane’s first right-to-counsel eviction trial by jury.” You can find the story linked below:
Jordin v. Brayman: Spokane’s first right-to-counsel eviction trial by jury Content warning: This story contains description of and reference to sexual assault. )
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