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Our mission is to fight systemic injustice by building a loving community where every person’s humanity is valued and collective liberation becomes reality.
Join us as we call voters to talk about voting NO on I-001 and I-638. No experience necessary!
Go to: https://bit.ly/SCAR-Phone-Bank to register for this in-person event. Bring a friend, and get ready to Vote Damn It!
Drop in four quarters, get a handful of Inland Northwest wildflowers and a piece of protest art.
Every dollar supports SCAR’s work for racial justice in Spokane.
SCAR believes change starts with community — and that means making space for the perspectives, analysis, and lived experience of Spokane residents.
We’re looking for community editorials on any issue that intersects with racial justice: policing, housing, immigration, education, Indigenous rights, criminal legal reform, and beyond. If it connects to SCAR’s work and you have something meaningful to say, we want to hear from you.
Submissions should be original, constructive, and written in good faith. We publish a range of viewpoints from within our community.
Ready to be heard? Send your editorial to admin@scarspokane.org.
Amidst the ongoing food crisis, SCAR partnered with Waters Meet and Range Media to create a map of all the resources in our region. To learn more check out https://spokane.food/ to find resources for food security and share with your community members.
In the face of ongoing injustice and targeted enforcement, SCAR’s rolling out a new bail fund to support anyone who becomes subject to Spokane County Jail (SCJ) while standing up for our community.
Contact the Bail Fund:
Phone: 509-240-9393
Email: bail@scarspokane.org
SCAR Spokane is proud to support grassroots organizations working on the frontlines of justice.
Recently, we helped build the brands and websites for two powerful partners:
Racial Justice and Police Misconduct Center (RJPMC) — Washington’s first Black-led, statewide civil rights legal clinic, founded in memory of Carlos Hunter. RJPMC stands with families impacted by police violence, exposing injustice, investigating misconduct, and demanding lasting change.
Citizen Nine26 — A community-rooted organization helping people navigate the harms of government misconduct. Their work is grounded in five core pillars: Connect, Advocate, Educate, Listen, Assist.
By helping these organizations strengthen their digital presence and amplify their message, SCAR continues its commitment to
elevating local movements, supporting community-led solutions, and ensuring that those fighting for justice are heard.
Shortly after 2PM on Thursday, May 28, a predominantly white jury found Justice Forral, Bajun Mavalwalla, and Jac Archer guilty of conspiring to use force, intimidation, or threat to impede or injure officers of the United States in the lawful performance of their duties. The…
We are disappointed at Judge Rebecca Pennell’s April 14 denial of the motion to dismiss the charges against Justice Forral, Bajun Mavalwalla II and Jac Archer, three out of the nine June 11 protesters hit with federal conspiracy charges.
As officials prepare more Flock cameras to roll out across Spokane County, here’s what you need to know.
‘We blew past “constitutional crisis” months ago, leaving “experts” squabbling about it in the rearview mirror.’
Welcome to CIVICS, where we break down the week’s municipal meetings throughout the Inland Northwest, so you can get involved and speak out about the issues you care about.
Spokane’s City Council passed the “Safe and Welcome in Spokane” ordinance, requiring federal immigration officers to obtain a warrant before entering permitted events on public property when organizers have requested protection and followed the outlined procedures.
