Join Washington Community Action Network and You're Going to Die for a powerful evening of reflection, storytelling, and shared healing.

This Open Mic Night, centered on Grief, Loss, and Healing invites community members to gather, listen, express, and connect with ways we carry and transform loss together. Whether you choose to share a poem, a story, a song, or simply hold space, your presence helps create the collective power of healing through connection. Doors open at 7:00 pm and the show begins at 8:00 pm.

Join Washington Community Action Network and You're Going to Die for a powerful evening of reflection, storytelling, and shared healing.

This Open Mic Night, centered on Grief, Loss, and Healing invites community members to gather, listen, express, and connect with ways we carry and transform loss together. Whether you choose to share a poem, a story, a song, or simply hold space, your presence helps create the collective power of healing through connection. Doors open at 6:00 pm and the show begins at 7:30 pm.

Join House Our Neighbors and the Complete Communities Coalition at city hall to rally for a comprehensive plan that supports social housing!

The City Council is considering over 100 amendments to the mayor’s proposed comp plan draft, and we want to make sure all of the amendments that support housing affordability and the connected communities make it through.

Council is holding a public hearing on the 12th and it’s important we make our voices heard. Join House Our Neighbors and the Complete Communities Coalition at 1:00pm at city hall for a short rally, and then sign up for in-person comment. Sign up opens at 2:00 pm and public comment begins at 3:00 pm. If you are unable to attend in person, you can sign up for virtual comment in the morning. Virtual sign up should open at 8:30 am and comment will begin at 9:30 am.

We hope to see you there!

WashingtonCAN is heading to Utopia Washington’s MANAFest Resource Fair to celebrate the empowerment of indigenous cultural healing and heritage in Auburn.

We’re there to support and take part in the festival’s vision: forming a community in which individuals can share cultural experiences and knowledge across generations, connecting to their bodies, history, and land with full autonomy. 

There’ll be live music, dance performances, food trucks and vendors, cultural merchants, and countless community members ready to celebrate their cultural heritage and form communities based on building a better future.

WashingtonCAN is heading to Othello Park International Festival to connect with community, celebrate culture, and build grassroots power in South Seattle.

We’ll be working to register voters and engage with neighbors about what matters most on their ballots — from affordable housing to public safety, immigrant justice, workers’ rights, and the upcoming Seattle City Council elections. Come by our table and find out how you can get involved in shaping the future of our movement.

Celebrate pride, community, and belonging at Covington’s first-ever CovTown Pride on Friday, June 27th! Join us at Covington Community Park for an afternoon-to-evening festival filled with music, joy, and unity—because LGBTQ+ folks belong in every town, and this is just the first of a vibrant future in Covington.

Join WashingtonCAN staff and community members in an Open House event to discuss the importance of messaging to advance and dismantle narratives while making fun and creative rally signs.

National Day of Action

All Health Care Cost Transparency Board meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with board members.

All Health Care Cost Transparency Board meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with board members.

PDAB meetings will be held every other month and are open to the public. Stakeholders will be allowed three minutes for comments. Meetings are sponsored by the Health Care Authority and meet requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please call our ADA Coordinator at 1-855-682-0787 to make a request for special accommodations. TRS users may call this number through the Washington Relay Service by dialing 711.

All Universal Health Care Commission meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with commission members.

All Health Care Cost Transparency Board meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with board members.

PDAB meetings will be held every other month and are open to the public. Stakeholders will be allowed three minutes for comments. Meetings are sponsored by the Health Care Authority and meet requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please call our ADA Coordinator at 1-855-682-0787 to make a request for special accommodations. TRS users may call this number through the Washington Relay Service by dialing 711.

All Universal Health Care Commission meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with commission members.

PDAB meetings will be held every other month and are open to the public. Stakeholders will be allowed three minutes for comments. Meetings are sponsored by the Health Care Authority and meet requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please call our ADA Coordinator at 1-855-682-0787 to make a request for special accommodations. TRS users may call this number through the Washington Relay Service by dialing 711.

Join the largest health care coalition in Washington State for the General Meeting in person at the Washington State Labor Council or online via zoom.

Be:Seattle - Seattle Renter Organizing Council

All Health Care Cost Transparency Board meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with board members.

All Universal Health Care Commission meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with commission members.

PDAB meetings will be held every other month and are open to the public. Stakeholders will be allowed three minutes for comments. Meetings are sponsored by the Health Care Authority and meet requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please call our ADA Coordinator at 1-855-682-0787 to make a request for special accommodations. TRS users may call this number through the Washington Relay Service by dialing 711.

All Health Care Cost Transparency Board meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with board members.

Let’s work together to strategize and fight renter protections, give and receive peer-to-peer building organizing support, and cultivate community! Newcomers are always welcome.

Join Services Not Sweeps at the Nakamura Courthouse on April 22nd from 4-6pm for a rally to support our unhoused neighbors and tell the courts that people should NOT be punished for being unhoused!

All Universal Health Care Commission meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with commission members.

Let’s work together to strategize and fight renter protections, give and receive peer-to-peer building organizing support, and cultivate community! Newcomers are always welcome.

All Health Care Cost Transparency Board meetings are public meetings, and members of the public are welcome and encouraged to share their input. All feedback is shared with board members.

PDAB meetings will be held every other month and are open to the public. Stakeholders will be allowed three minutes for comments. Meetings are sponsored by the Health Care Authority and meet requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please call our ADA Coordinator at 1-855-682-0787 to make a request for special accommodations. TRS users may call this number through the Washington Relay Service by dialing 711.

Let’s work together to strategize and fight renter protections, give and receive peer-to-peer building organizing support, and cultivate community! Newcomers are always welcome.