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A Voice for Women and Girls in Washington

The Women’s Commission works to ensure state policies and programs reflect and respond to the real needs of women and girls, particularly those from historically excluded communities.

Our Focus Areas

Through targeted initiatives in Health, Safety, and Economic Well-Being, we inform policy and systems change—while our Resource Center helps connect women to the programs and support they need.

Safety

Supporting survivors and eradicating all forms of gender-based violence.

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Health

Working for health equity, bodily autonomy, and funding for services.

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Economic Well-Being

Promoting economic opportunity and security for all Washington women.

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Resource Center

Information and opportunities that benefit, support, and uplift women.

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Tribal Relations

Tribal Liaison Creates New Commission Policy

As her first major initiative as our newly appointed Tribal Liaison, Mishani Jack-Gonzalez has developed the Commission’s inaugural guidelines for centering Native voices in our work. Created in accordance with EO 25-10, we are proud to share them with you.

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Upcoming Events

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Public plenary meeting

Virtual Winter Plenary

Your voice matters – join us for our first public meeting of the year on January 9th, 2025.

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partner event

Women At The Capitol

Spend a powerful day at the Washington State Capitol connecting with elected leaders, advocates, and future changemakers. This full-day civic experience is designed to inspire participation, build confidence, and strengthen representation in public life.

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News & Reports

The latest stories, statistics, and updates reflecting the experiences of women and guiding the work of the Commission.

 

Women at the Capitol
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Launching Our Tribal Consultation Guidelines: Mishani Jack-Gonzalez Leads the Way
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Economic Well-Being
Community Forum Recap: Co-Creating Solutions
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