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Washington State Women's Commission State agency in the Office of the Governor serving as a voice in government for Washington women & girls.

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One thing about the Women’s Commission: our leaders are courageous, visionary, and ambitious — and we wouldn’t have it a...
10/26/2026

One thing about the Women’s Commission: our leaders are courageous, visionary, and ambitious — and we wouldn’t have it any other way!

Our Executive Director, Brittany Gregory, is moving on to an exciting new opportunity. We’re so grateful for the heart, passion, and drive she’s brought to this work and wish her all the best in this next chapter.

Thank you, Brittany. You’ll always be part of the Women’s Commission story! 💜

Saturday was one for the books.During our first-ever "Girls on the Field," girls participated in training sessions with ...
10/20/2026

Saturday was one for the books.

During our first-ever "Girls on the Field," girls participated in training sessions with professionals from the Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Majestics, Seattle Mariners, and Seattle Reign FC at the Tacoma Soccer Center.

Joined by Seahawks Legend Marcus Trufant, Senator T'wina Nobles, and an incredible group of volunteers and chaperones (we appreciate you!), girls had the opportunity to learn new skills, try new sports, and connect with inspirational athletes. Our attendees came in excited and they left confident and with new friends!

We wish we could run this one back!

Join us for our fall Public Meeting to hear from Commissioners, WSWC staff and advisors, and community leaders doing imp...
09/30/2026

Join us for our fall Public Meeting to hear from Commissioners, WSWC staff and advisors, and community leaders doing important work to support WA women and girls!

📆 When: Friday, October 9th | 9:00am-1:10pm
📍 Where: Zoom link at wswc.wa.gov/meetings-events

Topis include:
🟣Healthcare resources for noncitizens
🟣Economic abuse and financial safety
🟣Washington’s new state-facilitated retirement savings program

🗣 Public Comment Period at 11:45 AM:
This is your chance to share thoughts, concerns, and priorities with our Commission—especially on issues impacting women in your community.

09/24/2026

Starting October 1, certain noncitizens will no longer be eligible for Apple Health, the state’s Medicaid program.

In this video, we break down the groups that will be affected, including refugees, asylees, and Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) self-petitioners.

We also talk about the resources that will remain available to help support these individuals with health care costs.

For more information and a list of resources from Northwest Health Law Advocates (NoHLA) and the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA), including translated materials, visit wswc.wa.gov/applehealth-changes.

Register now for Girls on the Field event. Saturday Oct. 17th. 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tacoma Soccer Center. Girls ages 10-...
09/23/2026

Register now for Girls on the Field event.
Saturday Oct. 17th. 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tacoma Soccer Center. Girls ages 10-18 are invited to join pros from the Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Mariners, and Seattle Reign FC for a day of skill and confidence building on and off the field. Learn more and register: https://wswc.wa.gov/events/girls-on-the-field/
Hosted by Washington State Women's Commission.

Join CHA, the Washington State Women’s Commission, and Unidos Nueva Alianza for a community conversation on Latina Equal...
09/21/2026

Join CHA, the Washington State Women’s Commission, and Unidos Nueva Alianza for a community conversation on Latina Equal Pay Day.

📅 October 8 | 4–6 p.m.
📍 UNA’s new space in Quincy

Learn, connect, and explore ways to support fair pay. Limited to 30 people—scan the QR code to reserve your spot!
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Acompaña a CHA, la Comisión de Mujeres del Estado de Washington y Unidos Nueva Alianza para conversar sobre el Día de la Igualdad Salarial de las Latinas.

📅 8 de octubre | 4–6 p. m.
📍 Nuevo espacio de UNA en Quincy

Ven a aprender, conectar y explorar cómo promover salarios justos. Cupo para 30 personas. ¡Escanea el código QR para reservar tu lugar!

❗REGISTRATIONS CLOSED❗Join us on Saturday, October 17th for Girls on the Field; a full-day, one-of-a-kind sports program...
09/17/2026

❗REGISTRATIONS CLOSED❗

Join us on Saturday, October 17th for Girls on the Field; a full-day, one-of-a-kind sports program for girls ages 10–18!

Professionals from the🏈 Seattle Seahawks, ⚾ Seattle Mariners, and⚽️ Seattle Reign FC will each lead a one-hour session featuring hands-on activities, skill-building, and confidence-boosting lessons you can carry far beyond the game.

Learn more and register! wswc.wa.gov/girls-on-the-field

09/16/2026

Did anyone else see this plane? Public safety concern, for sure.

If you identify as a girl or young woman ages 14-22, and care about issues like the public safety of your community, apply for the Women’s Commission Youth Advisory Council (WCYAC)!

🔗 Apply: shorturl.at./VxtS7
⏰ Deadline: Oct. 25
💡Learn more: wswc.wa.gov/wcyac

09/09/2026

🚨 DISCLAIMER 🚨 No real lawmakers were represented in this video.

To our friendly legislators: this is a PARODY. Do NOT put us on the committee hearing agenda. We're busy that day. 🫶

Our lawmakers need to hear directly from girls and young women across our state to better support their needs. If you identify as a girl or young woman ages 14-22 and want to be a voice for your peers, apply to the Women's Commission Youth Advisory Council (WCYAC).

🔗Apply by October 25th: shorturl.at/VxtS7
💡Learn more: wswc.wa.gov/wcyac

Your voice belongs where decisions are made. The Washington State Women's Commission Youth Advisory Council is calling a...
09/01/2026

Your voice belongs where decisions are made.

The Washington State Women's Commission Youth Advisory Council is calling all girls and young women ages 14–22 who want to make a difference in their communities and across Washington.

Whether you care about:
- Expanding opportunities for girls and young women
- Mental health and well-being
- Preventing violence and promoting healthy relationships
- Equal access to education, careers, and economic opportunity
- Building stronger, more connected communities ..your experiences and ideas matter.
Know a girl or young woman who should be at the table? Share this opportunity with her!

🔗 Apply: shorturl.at/VxtS7
⏰ Deadline: October 25, 2026

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302 Sid Snyder Avenue SW
Olympia, WA
98504

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