Sarah Rose: Using Art To Advocate for Street Safety
About this episode
Sarah Rose is an artist from Spokane, Washington, who uses her art to raise awareness about street safety and the protection of native insects. She is active in her city’s Local Conversation, Spokane Reimagined, and often speaks with local reporters and at city council meetings. She joins Tiffany on this episode of The Bottom-Up Revolution to talk about how the intersection of advocacy and art is driving change in Spokane.
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Local Recommendations:
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“One Block Revolution” by Summer Hess
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Connect with Sarah Rose:
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Spokane Reimagined (Website)
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Tiffany Owens Reed (Instagram)
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