Real Change in Seattle, Washington

Real Change is a newspaper publisher based in Seattle, Washington, operating at 96 South Main Street in downtown Seattle. Founded to provide a platform for voices often overlooked in mainstream media, it focuses on local issues, particularly those affecting homeless individuals and marginalized communities. The publication combines journalism with direct engagement, including vendor-run newsstands where contributors sell copies to fund the project. The organization produces a print newspaper distributed through street vendors, many of whom are homeless or low-income individuals. The paper covers community news, advocacy, and social justice topics, with a strong emphasis on local stories. While specific publication frequency isn’t detailed, its model relies on real-time reporting and grassroots distribution. The office and entrance are wheelchair accessible, accommodating all visitors. For those seeking information or contributions, the publisher can be reached by phone at (206) 441-3247 or through its website, [realchangenews.org](http://www.realchangenews.org/). Readers can expect a mix of investigative reporting and firsthand accounts, often reflecting the perspectives of those experiencing homelessness. The paper’s vendor network ensures it remains accessible to those who need it most.

Located in Seattle, Washington, this publisher is part of the News Directory 3 catalog of US news sources.