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The Seattle Women’s Commission identifies and recommends policy items concerning women in Seattle.

09/21/2026

The Seattle City Council and Mayor Katie B. Wilson passed a new law banning hidden rental “junk fees” and requiring landlords to disclose the total cost of renting upfront.

The law, which takes effect July 1, 2027, aims to prevent tenants from being surprised by additional monthly charges.

08/24/2026

Summer picnic with the Seattle Women’s Commission 💛🌿☀️ So grateful for time to connect, recharge, and enjoy Green Lake together — with our honorary otter mascot, of course! 🐶 Feeling energized and excited for all the great work ahead.

07/24/2026

Black Maternal Mental Health Week is a reminder that Black mothers deserve to be heard, believed, supported, and cared for – during pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond. This week, we honor the stories, strength, and healing of Black mothers while calling for culturally responsive care, community support, and systems that protect Black families.

If you’re a Black mama: your mental health matters, your rest matters, and you do not have to carry it all alone.

Together, we can build communities where Black mothers are seen, supported, and empowered throughout every stage of motherhood.

Because healthy mothers build healthy families, and healthy families build stronger communities.

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07/14/2026

Know someone making a difference for women and girls in Seattle? Nominate them for the Jeanette Williams Award and help us celebrate the advocates uplifting our community. Submit your nomination form between July 1st and July 31st via the link in our bio!

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04/29/2026

Today is Denim Day. 💙

Today—and every day—the Seattle Women’s Commission stands against victim-blaming and works to promote education, prevention, and accountability around sexual violence.

As we close out Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we honor survivors and thank the advocates, organizations, and community members leading this work across our region.

Together, we continue to show up, speak out, and build safer communities.

Learn more: denimday.org

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04/22/2026

The Seattle Women’s Commission stands in solidarity with survivors and is calling for the immediate resignation of King County Assessor John Arthur Wilson.

Public officials must be held to the highest standards of conduct—especially when allegations involve abuse of power or actions that undermine survivor safety and public trust. These allegations are deeply concerning and incompatible with public service.

We believe the people of King County deserve elected leadership that upholds safety, accountability, and respect for the law. Stalking is an escalating form of gender-based violence. Remaining in office while facing these allegations is an insult to survivors.

04/08/2026

Honored to stand together as the Seattle Women’s Commission across two meaningful moments at City Hall.

In March, we received a proclamation from the City of Seattle recognizing Women’s History Month. And today, we joined Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck to receive a proclamation for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Two separate moments. One shared purpose. Celebrating progress, uplifting survivors, and recommitting to the work ahead. We’re grateful to be in this work, together. 💜

04/06/2026

Are you an individual between the ages of 18 and 29 that wants to make a difference in your community? Join a City of Seattle board or commission through the Get Engaged program! Get Engaged places young adults on City of Seattle boards and commissions each fall.

To apply, complete the form (✨link in bio✨) and send a resume & cover letter to [email protected]. Applications are open until April 24, 2026.

03/31/2026

Celebrating the women shaping Seattle 🤍

Seattle is a city of doers and dreamers, and women-owned businesses are at the heart of it. From iconic staples to community-driven nonprofits, these spaces bring creativity, care, and opportunity to every corner of our city.

Swipe through to explore:
✨ Three Girls Bakery — a historic Pike Place Market gem and symbol of women’s entrepreneurship since 1912
✨ Monorail Espresso — a women-owned pioneer in coffee culture, rooted in quality and community
✨ The Pastry Project — baking with purpose through job training and access
✨ Partners in Print — amplifying voices and creativity through print and community art
✨ Molly Moon’s — leading with values, from fair wages to community giving
✨ Rough & Tumble — redefining how we show up for women’s sports
✨ Seattle Women’s Network — building meaningful connections and visibility for women founders
✨ SheJumps — creating access, confidence, and belonging in the outdoors

Together, they reflect the power of women investing in community and each other.

This article is shared by the Seattle Office for Civil Rights on behalf of the Seattle Women’s Commission and authored by Krystal Guerrero, Talley Mills, and Emily Rose Barr.

🔗 Read the full piece and discover more at the link in bio

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Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+12066844500

Website

http://www.seattle.gov/womenscommission/contact

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