Health
Access to quality, affordable health care is critical for the well-being of women and girls in Washington.
Policy Work
Meet Our New Director
We’re excited to welcome Brittany Gregory as the director of the Washington State Women’s Commission. She brings extensive legislative, policy and community experience to the post. She has helped shepherd high-profile legislation into law, including banning the sale of tobacco and vaping products to those under 21 and a Student Loan Bill of Rights. She also led the first statewide investigation into use of force incidents by law enforcement in Washington.
Learn more about BrittanyPolicy Work
Meet Our New Director
We’re excited to welcome Brittany Gregory as the director of the Washington State Women’s Commission. She brings extensive legislative, policy and community experience to the post. She has helped shepherd high-profile legislation into law, including banning the sale of tobacco and vaping products to those under 21 and a Student Loan Bill of Rights. She also led the first statewide investigation into use of force incidents by law enforcement in Washington.
Learn more about Brittany
Important Bills that Died During this Legislative Session
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Gender Wage Gap Causes
One of the first steps in narrowing the gender wage is to understand what is causing the gap.
Persisting social norms and stereotypes
Distribution of caregiving responsibilities
Workplace harassment and discrimination
Devaluation of women-dominated work
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.
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We provide a clearinghouse of statewide information and opportunities to advance the health, safety, and economic well-being of women in Washington.
Launching Where It Matters Most: WSWC’s Resource Center Comes to Community
Read MoreBetter Safe Than Sorry: Elections Expert Urges Women to Prepare for the SAVE Act—Even If It’s Unlikely to Pass
Read More“A Shield and a Bridge”: Brittany Gregory Outlines Women’s Commission Vision Amid Rising Risks, Uncertainty
Read MoreCommunity Resource Submission
Phase 1 of the Resource Center, a roundup of federal, state, and government-funded resources, is set to go live October 6th. In Phase 2 of the Resource Center, we will be vetting and uploading community-based resources that support and remove barriers to women's health, safety, and economic well-being. Why? community-led solutions are often the most effective and the most supportive of the real needs of those they serve. But they need to be seen and properly resourced. Please support us in this effort and tell us about your organization's resources!