There\u2019s an existential conversation happening behind closed doors at human services nonprofits and agencies across the country:<\/p>\n
Will the federal government continue to be a reliable partner in meeting the needs of our most vulnerable neighbors?<\/p>\n
What will happen to the communities we serve if the government turns its back on them?<\/p>\n
Does our commitment to anti-racism and social justice \u2013 so critical to understanding the challenges we face \u2013 also put a target on our backs?<\/p>\n
What will we do if we\u2019re forced to choose between our commitment to our values and our ability to provide critical services to our community?<\/p>\n
This October, Solid Ground is opening up this conversation.\u00a0In this panel and Q&A moderated by\u00a0Naomi Ishisaka<\/strong>\u00a0of\u00a0The Seattle Times<\/a><\/strong>, we’ll explore what the future holds for our safety net organizations with local leaders in human services and social justice, including:<\/p>\n There\u2019s an existential conversation happening behind closed doors at human services nonprofits and agencies across the country:<\/p>\n Will the federal government continue to be a reliable partner in meeting the needs of our most vulnerable neighbors?<\/p>\n What will happen to the communities we serve if the government turns its back on them?<\/p>\n Does our commitment to anti-racism and social justice \u2013 so critical to understanding the challenges we face \u2013 also put a target on our backs?<\/p>\n What will we do if we\u2019re forced to choose between our commitment to our values and our ability to provide critical services to our community?<\/p>\n\n