Real Change, A Newspaper Making A Difference and “If there’s anything I can do…Cory’s Network, Helping The Survivors.

Real Change, A Newspaper Making A Difference Real Change is an award-winning weekly newspaper that provides immediate employment opportunity and takes action for economic, social, and racial justice. We envision a just, caring and inclusive community, where people are no longer marginalized by racism and classism and have the means to live with dignity. Their Values Courage: Telling the truth and taking risks Community: Fostering healthy relationships across differences Creativity: Pushing beyond the obvious to promote change Compassion: Treating everyone with respect and accepting them as they are Integrity: Doing what we say and taking responsibility for our mistakes Host Richard Tripp will talk with Tim Harris, the founding director of the Real Change homeless newspaper in Seattle Washington. Find out what kind of difference a homeless newspaper has made in our community. Mailing/Postal Address: Real Change, 219 1st Ave S., Suite 220, Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: (206) 441-3247 Email: [email protected] Website: http://realchangenews.org/ "If there's anything I can do...Cory's Network, Helping The Survivors. Corey’s Network, Inc. was formed on June 1, 2014 and named for homicide victim Corey Laykovich. The Mission of Corey’s Network is to provide immediate support, advocacy and services to surviving victims of homicide in the Kansas…