SEEKING JUSTICE TOGETHER.
We envision a Washington State in which every person enjoys full human rights and economic opportunities.
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ORGANIZATION.
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
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2020 Legislative Priorities & Agenda
What would it look like if our institutions actually valued human rights?
2020 Legislative Priorities & Agenda
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What would it look like if our institutions actually valued human rights?
LEGISLATIVE SESSION
2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES
Working to dismantle and transform the systems that perpetuate poverty and injustice.
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Discover how we’ve worked for fifty years to fight for people in Washington State living in poverty.
ADVOCACY ISSUES
Augustine V. WA Department of Corrections
Several men at Clallam Bay Corrections Center sue WA Department of Corrections (DOC) over arbitrary punishment after they engaged in non-violent actions to raise legitimate concerns with DOC.
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 MOREYakima City Council in possible violation of the Open Public Meetings Act
In response to public outcry, Council agrees to schedule vote to allow inclusive policing ordinance to be considered.
LEARN MORE2020 Legislative Priorities
In 2020, we continue to work with Washington State Legislature to ensure that every person enjoys full human rights and economic opportunities.
LEARN MOREState v. Fox
Established right of farm workers to determine access to their homes in labor camps, not the grower who employed them and owned the housing.
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