News and Announcements
Louder Together: Intersectionality in Uncertain Times
Save the date! Women’s identities are not one-dimensional; their experiences are layered, complex, and intersecting. For Women’s History Month, Washington State’s Community-Focus Commissions and the Office of Equity are hosting a panel discussion on the importance of intersectionality in coalition-building, community support, and systems change. Date/Time: Wednesday, March 26 | 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM…
Long Lives and Lasting Legacies: Three Influential Black Women in Early Washington State
The article highlights three influential Black women in early Washington State – Nettie J. Asberry, Victoria Anne Freeman, and Susie Revels Cayton who advanced civil rights, education, and community support despite facing racial discrimination – By Michelle Stillings, Department of Social and Health Services.
