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Recent events have brought Debbie Cashio’s name back to the news. The DNA of a man convicted for murder in Florida was matched to Debbie Cashio’s death in 2001. That man was recently extradited to Colorado and charged with a 1996 murder there, bringing new questions about why he has not yet been charged here. Madison Wade of King 5 news is covering this story. Debbie Cashio was the first person Women in Black stood vigil for. WHEEL is an organizing effort of homeless and formerly homeless women. In the late 90s our community was hammered by several horrific deaths. Our hearts were broken again by the dehumanizing, victim-blaming way…

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YOU’RE INVITED to THE HOMELESS REMEMBRANCE PROJECT’s first “Leaves of Remembrance” Dedication of the Season! Sunday July 24, 2022 2 PM We’re MOVING Leaves at 2015 Third Avenue from under the Rapid Ride stop and ADDING two Leaves  for James “Frenchy” French and William “Bill” Jarboe! Since 2003, The Homeless Remembrance Project (organized by WHEEL) has created places of hope, healing, & beauty to honor/remember homeless people who’ve died in King County. The Project has two parts: A beautiful “Tree of Life” sculpture and gathering place at Victor Steinbrueck Park (north of Pike Place Market), and “Leaves of Remembrance,” with names, on sidewalks throughout the City. PLEASE JOIN US TO…

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