SEEKING JUSTICE TOGETHER.
We envision a Washington State in which every person enjoys full human rights and economic opportunities.
2023 LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Working to dismantle and transform the systems that perpetuate poverty and injustice.
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Our focus is on big, systemic change. We do this through two main advocacy areas. Visit our About Us page to learn more, or explore our Advocacy Issues.
Impact Litigation
Policy Reform
HIGHLIGHTS
Legislative Update: Spotlight on the “Slavery Loophole”
What's on the agenda this legislative session?
Legislative Update: Spotlight on the “Slavery Loophole”
Top 10 Countdown
What's on the agenda this legislative session?
Protect Overtime Pay for Farm Workers
Oppose Senate Bill 5476, this bill would rollback overtime pay for farm workers.
ADVOCACY ISSUES
Ta’afulisia v. Department of Children. Youth & Families
Green Hill School has been transferring young people in its custody to adult prisons with no warning, process, or opportunity to challenge their transfers. These transfers take cruel advantage of the likelihood these young people won’t be able to seek justice for themselves.
LEARN MOREStudent Loan Reform
Creating higher education and employment opportunities through student loan reform.
LEARN MORECity of Seattle v. Steven Long
A King County Superior Court judge ruled in favor of a Seattle vehicle resident whose home was impounded by the City, marking a significant win for the rights of individuals who live in their vehicles.
LEARN MOREBenefits for Undocumented Individuals in Relation to COVID-19
Benefits resource guide for undocumented individuals during COVID-19 pandemic.
LEARN MORETa’afulisia v. Department of Children. Youth & Families
Green Hill School has been transferring young people in its custody to adult prisons with no warning, process, or opportunity to challenge their transfers. These transfers take cruel advantage of the likelihood these young people won’t be able to seek justice for themselves.
LEARN MORETorres v. US Department of Labor
US Department of Labor tossed aside all farmworker survey data that indicated higher piece-rate wages are the prevailing practice in Washington’s tree-fruit industry.
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“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.”
–Bishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa