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A woman sits with two men at a roundtable on a soundstage with the text “Together Spokane” behind the men.
A graphic with children ready to play volleyball with the text “Set for Success, SPS Volleyball League, SYSA, Spokane Public Schools, April 14-May 30.”
Together Spokane
Stacks of an assortment of gift cards with prices between $15 and $100 arranged on a table with the text "HEART Gift Card Drive, Nov. 19-Dec. 10, 2024."
A blue and red costumed mascot interacting with children who are reaching out their hands while a team of basketball players cheers in the background.
A student sits at a laptop in an elementary school library.
Two Native American girls, a middle school student and a preschooler dressed in jingle dresses and regalia, dance in a high school commons. Audience members watch at tables behind them. A mural of central Spokane are on the wall behind them, as are windows turning dark with sunset.
A maintenance worker in a high-visibility jacket, with gloves on, inspects and cleans a dipstick from a snow blower engine in a workshop setting.
Symphony members wearing different colored shirts set up on a stage as elementary students take their seats in the audience.
 Three children are smiling and standing next to a wooden box with a "Rock the Vote" sign in their elementary school cafeteria. Each child is holding a colored voting slip and placing it into one of the labeled slots in the box.
An art installation that is made of stainless steel, cast glass, and LED light on an exterior wall of a gray brick building. A tree climbs towards the sky, finding opportunities for growth among architectural elements. Atop the branches are glass flower buds of different colors.
A middle school football player wearing a white jersey with red and black text reading “Wolfpack 85” smiles and waves from a football field. Teammates are next to him, and the graphic on the photo reads “SPS Extra!” with a Spokane Public Schools logo.
A teacher serves frybread to young students in a classroom. She is wearing a black t-shirt with the words "Decolonize, Indigenize, Revitalize" printed on it and a red ribbon skirt.
Two children wearing orange ear plugs and safety googles look and touch a set square on a wood block at a trade show; an older student in a neon pink shirt fills out a contact sheet next to them.
Third grade students exit a blue Spokane Transit city bus and gather on green grass under a tall tree with green leaves.
Adam Swinyard