FEEST

Making justice irresistibly delicious

Our Mission

FEEST trains youth of color and working-class youth to build collective power and organize for transformative and systemic change in their schools.

About FEEST

FEEST trains youth of color and working-class youth to build collective power and organize for transformative and systemic change in their schools. Our power comes from building a strong base, developing youth leaders, and running dynamic, radically joyful campaigns for systemic material change. Our work is both youth-led and multigenerational.

Our roots started in food justice and through that, we have won systemic improvements in school food in Highline and Seattle Public Schools. Since the 2020 campaign to remove police from Seattle Public Schools, we have expanded our campaign goals to include a wide range of systemic solutions that improve student wellness at school.

FEEST’s Vision for Society

We envision a society where working class youth and families of color are thriving in vibrant, politically powerful communities. We see this society built on values that include, but are not limited to:

Transformative Racial, Economic, and Environmental Justice:

Eliminating oppression at its roots, prioritizing equity, and ensuring that everyone can live a healthy life on a sustainable planet.

Interdependence and Collective Liberation:

Recognizing that our struggles are linked and that we need to build trust with each other and work together to achieve liberation for all people.

Self-Determination:

Those most impacted by injustice should be the primary decision-makers on how to address it.

Creativity and Radical Joy!

We embrace our natural impulses for happiness and creativity to connect with each other, build community, and energize our movements.

FEEST’s Vision for Schools

We envision a today where youth of color and working-class youth exercise their power to change systems that serve them so that they can thrive physically, mentally, and emotionally. In our vision, schools are vibrant learning centers that reflect the students they serve and support the long-term growth and holistic wellness of students and our communities.

What’s Cookin’?

The latest news, events, and calls to action.

Youth Spotlight: Abreham

Welcome to our latest Youth Spotlight, where we celebrate the incredible journeys of FEEST seniors! Today, we are honored to feature Abreham, a thoughtful and reflective young leader who is graduating from Chief Sealth International High School.Abreham (he/him), is a...

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Youth Spotlight: Elyssa

At FEEST, we have the incredible privilege of working with some truly inspiring young people. Today, we're excited to spotlight one of our shining stars, Elyssa, who is graduating both from high school and our program. Elyssa is a force to be reckoned with—a creative,...

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Pride Staff Spotlight: Ammara

At FEEST, we are committed to uplifting the voices and stories of incredible people who embody the values of love, justice, and community care. Today, we are thrilled to spotlight Ammara (she/they), a queer neurodivergent Khmer femme and child of genocide survivors...

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Youth Spotlight: John

Get ready to meet John, one of FEEST’s dynamic Student Organizers! Discover his aspirations, reflections on his FEEST journey, and valuable advice for fellow Student Organizers and high school seniors. Dive into the blog to learn more about John!John (he/him) is a...

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FEEST’s Epic Uno-Themed Graduation

This spring, FEEST threw an unforgettable Uno-themed graduation bash to honor the 40 incredible student organizers who joined us last fall. These young leaders have dedicated their school year to making transformative change, and we couldn't be prouder. From hosting...

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