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SUMMARY:Securing a Multiracial Democracy: In Conversation with Steve Phillips (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Join political leader\, columnist and bestselling author Steve Phillips and local civic organizations for a discussion on race\, elections\, and how our modern day dilemmas are an extension of a fight that dates back to the Civil War. \nIn his new book\, How We Win the Civil War\, Phillips warns that the Confederates never really stopped fighting the Civil War\, that conservatives are taking full advantage of this reality\, and that those in denial imperil our democracy. \nWith his trademark blend of political analysis and historical argument\, Phillips lays out razor-sharp prescriptions\, from increasing voter participation and demolishing racist immigration policies to reviving the Great Society programs of the 1960s—all of them geared toward strengthening a new multiracial democracy and ridding our politics of white supremacy\, once and for all. \nThe event will feature an interview with Phillips\, audience Q&A\, and opportunities to get engaged with local civic organizations\, working to create a multiracial democracy that works for all of us. \nThis event is co-hosted by the Washington Women’s Foundation\, Progress Alliance of Washington\, and Social Venture Partners Seattle. \nClick here to register for Securing a Multiracial Democracy!
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/securing-a-multiracial-democracy-in-conversation-with-steve-phillips-open-to-all/
LOCATION:Town Hall\, 1119 8th Ave\, Seattle\, WA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Convening 2023 (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:​​Join us for the Washington Women’s Foundation (WaWF) second annual Convening on Thursday\, September 21st\, 2023\, at Town Hall in Seattle!  \n​​The Convening is a call to action that brings together speakers\, writers\, thinkers\, community leaders and essential nonprofit directors to educate the WaWF community on the most pressing concerns within our annual funding and learning themes. Our themes for Convening 2023 are Arts and Community Culture; Housing and Hunger; and Law\, Justice\, and Incarceration.   \n​Convening 2023 is a crucial first step in determining our 2024 grantmaking and learning priorities. Convening will feature a variety of speakers\, with deep knowledge of our three themes\, who are reflective of and embedded in the communities they serve. Together\, we will learn from these experts\, changemakers\, and community organizers driving equitable\, transformative solutions to Washington’s most pressing challenges.  \nThe morning panel will discuss Law\, Justice\, and Incarceration\, wonderfully moderated by Camerina Zorrozua of The Way to Justice with insights from Abigail Scholar of Central Washington Justice for our Neighbors\, Judge Veronica Galvan of the King County Superior Court\, Virla Spencer of The Way to Justice and David Heppard of the Freedom Project.   \n After lunch\, we will hear from unique perspectives on Arts and Community Culture. This conversation will be moderated by Vivian Phillips of Arte Noir and enhanced by the ideas of Kathy Hsieh of the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture\, Asia Tail of yehaw\, Thomas Grant Richardson of Center for Washington Cultural Traditions and Ginger Ewing of Terrain.   \nThe last panel will discover the creative work being done in Housing and Hunger in Washington State. This will be led by Alison Eisinger of the King County Coalition on Homelessness\, with insight from Marley Hochendoner of NW Fair Housing Alliance\, Lindsay Goes Behind of the Chief Seattle Club\, Tye Reed of House Our Neighbors\, and Christina Wong of Northwest Harvest!  \n​After the Convening\, all attendees are invited to share suggestions for priorities within each of our three themes\, so we encourage the wider community to join us and help shape our grantmaking and education for next year!   \n​Convening 2023 will be held in person at Town Hall\, with virtual access\, from approximately 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. The Convening will include three ninety-minute panels with time for discussion during the day. Lunch is included and we hope you’ll join us for a reception afterwards. The event is open to the full WaWF membership and the public\, free of charge.   \nClick here for parking information\, location\, directions\, and public transportation options. \nRegister here for Convening 2023!\nFor the virtual livestream registration\, please email programs@wawomensfdn.org.
URL:https://wawomensfdn.org/event/convening-2023-open-to-all/
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SUMMARY:WaWF Convening 2022 (OPEN TO ALL)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Washington Women’s Foundation (WaWF) first annual Convening on September 21st\, 2022\, at Town Hall in Seattle! \nThe Convening is a call to action that every year will bring together speakers\, writers\, thinkers\, community leaders and essential nonprofit directors to educate the WaWF community on the most pressing concerns within our annual funding and learning themes. Our themes for Convening 2022 will be Education\, Healthcare\, and Climate and Agricultural Justice. \nConvening 2022 will kick off our 2023 Grantmaking cycle by featuring a variety of speakers who are reflective of and embedded in the communities they serve. Together\, we will learn from these experts\, changemakers\, and community organizers driving equitable\, transformative solutions to Washington’s most pressing challenges. \nConvening 2022 will be held in person at Town Hall\, with virtual access\, from approximately 9:00 am to 4:30 pm with lunch included and a reception afterwards. The Convening will include three ninety-minute panels with time for discussion during the day. The event is open to the full WaWF membership and the public\, free of charge. Masks are required at Town Hall\, unless eating or presenting on stage. We are also requiring proof of vaccination.  \nClick here for parking information\, location\, directions and public transportation options. \nThe morning panel will discuss Education\, moderated by Erin Okuno\, newly appointed Director of the Washington State Governor’s Office of the Education Ombuds\, and hear insights from Shawn Peterson (Na’ah Ilahee Fund)\, Katie Virga (Seattle Public Schools)\, Suzy Diaz (Yakima Valley Partners for Education) and Sierra Parsons (WA-BLOC). \nAfter lunch\, Climate and Agricultural Justice will be moderated by Bridget Ray\, Director of the Salish Sea Collective\, and will feature panelists Ray Williams (Black Farmers Collective)\, Savitha Pathi (Climate Solutions) and Rosalinda Guillen (Community 2 Community). \nThe last panel will discover the creative work being done in Healthcare in Washington State. This panel will be lovingly moderated by Rokea Jones from the Tubman Center for Health and Freedom. Joining her on the panel are Ashley McGirt (WA Therapy Fund Foundation)\, Jackie Vaughn (Surge Reproductive Justice)\, and Sonia Garza (Sea Mar Community Health). \nWaWF\, Seattle-based but with a statewide reach\, is an inclusive collective of women who together support community transformation through unrestricted grant making that increases racial and gender equity throughout Washington State.  \nTo attend via livestream\, connect here. \nClick here to register for Convening 2022!
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