Homeless people, or those at risk of becoming homeless, can find many of the services they need in one place on Jan. 24 at Spokane's Homeless Connect event. Held at the Salvation Army, the event hosts service providers fighting to end homelessness by helping those in need with housing, shelter, medical and dental screenings and
WOMEN'S MARCH ON SPOKANE
People of the Inland Northwest are invited to gather in Spokane and join communities nationwide on Saturday as part a day-long Women's March, which will begin in Washington, D.C. Activities begin at 11 am with a rally at the Spokane Convention Center (334 W. Spokane Falls Blvd.), featuring inspirational speakers from human rights, justice and women's advocacy groups, as well as musical entertainment. A peaceful march begins at 1 pm, followed by a volunteer fair at the Convention Center.
PEOPLE RISE UP!
The Peace and Justice Action League of Spokane and partners host a free, all-ages grassroots festival on Saturday to sharpen activist skills. There will be music, poetry, speakers, an action bar, creative activities, a kids' zone, and a free soup and bread potluck to warm up after the Women's March. Free. At the Community Building, 35 W. Main, 2-5 pm.
NORTH IDAHO COMMUNITY MARCH
A nonpartisan, grassroots event serving as a call to get involved is scheduled for Saturday from 11 am to 1 pm. Various local organizations will share their missions and recruit volunteers to work in the areas of protecting the environment, human/women's rights, economic/social justice and building a welcoming and charitable community. Open to all ages,
