Housing Power Hour with Jerusalem Demsas

Futurewise is excited to host Jerusalem Demsas and Heidi Groover for a Housing Power Hour in a few weeks! Join us on Tuesday, April 5th at 5 PM for a debrief on the 2022 legislative session and a preview of what’s next for housing and zoning for Washington.

You might know Jerusalem Demsas from her incredible reporting on housing affordability at Vox or heard her on The Weeds analyzing national politics. We’re thrilled to have Jerusalem join us to give a national perspective on trends in housing policy and what they mean for Washingtonians. She’ll be joined by local Seattle Times housing reporter Heidi Groover, who will ground us in the specifics of what passed and what died in the 2022 legislative session.

When: Tuesday, April 5th, 5-6 PM
Where: Virtual event hosted on Zoom
Tickets: $20
RSVP: www.futurewise.org/powerhour

Housing Power Hour with Jerusalem Demsas

Futurewise is excited to host Jerusalem Demsas and Heidi Groover for a Housing Power Hour in a few weeks! Join us on Tuesday, April 5th at 5 PM for a debrief on the 2022 legislative session and a preview of what’s next for housing and zoning for Washington.

You might know Jerusalem Demsas from her incredible reporting on housing affordability at Vox or heard her on The Weeds analyzing national politics. We’re thrilled to have Jerusalem join us to give a national perspective on trends in housing policy and what they mean for Washingtonians. She’ll be joined by local Seattle Times housing reporter Heidi Groover, who will ground us in the specifics of what passed and what died in the 2022 legislative session.

When: Tuesday, April 5th, 5-6 PM
Where: Virtual event hosted on Zoom
Tickets: $20
RSVP: www.futurewise.org/powerhour

October Comp Plan Happy Hour

👻Let’s Get Together👻 It’s SpOOky Season! And what’s spookier than car emissions, traffic accidents, and poor sidewalk infrastructure? This month, we’re teaming up with the Nondrivers Alliance and Transportation Choices Coalition to celebrate a Week Without Driving!  With fall fully … Continue reading →

Cat Huber
September 9, 2026

Spokane County’s Growth Pattern and the August 2026 Wildfires

In the first week of August 2026, three wildfires — Old Trails, Fairview, and Autumn Lane — tore through the unincorporated fringe of Spokane County, burning more than 11,000 acres, destroying or damaging an estimated 850 to 1,000-plus structures, and forcing nearly 67,000 people to evacuate. Continue reading →

Futurewise
August 31, 2026