Lamarr Thompson, founder of Aisle 4our, a Skyway resident, and engaged community member, stopped by the studio to discuss his work and offer a safe space for young people in the Skyway area and South Seattle.

Lamarr talked about the impact of participatory budgeting in Skyway and its impact on not only Aisle 4our but several other organizations in the area. He also discussed ideas to help curb gun violence impacting the city right now, and some of his organization’s events, including their annual field day activity to bring young people together in the city.

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Deaunte Damper, Community Engagement Specialist for the Regional Office for Gun Violence Prevention for Seattle and King County joined the Mother’s Justice Show to discuss his work in community. Deaunte, who was also named a Pride 2026 Grand Marshal discussed what that honor means to him.

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On this episode of the Mothers Justice Radio Show, guest host Chukundi Salisbury sits down with Chapter President of The A. Philip Randolph Institute Seattle.

The A. Philip Randolph Institute is an organization of trade unionists and community activist committed to bridging the gap between labor, community and the civil rights movement

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