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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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Public Meeting

Attend Our Fall Plenary!

Your voice matters—join us for our final public meeting of the year on October 10, 2025!

The agenda will include an introduction to WSWC’s newly appointed Youth and Tribal Liaisons, a discussion of legislative priorities and planning for the upcoming 2026 Legislative Session, and updates from the Health, Safety, Economic Well-Being, and Community Engagement Committees.

Meeting Details

News & Reports

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

 

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Events
Washington Women’s Foundation “State of Women in WA” Panel Brings Truth and Hope
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Economic Well-Being
Launching Where It Matters Most: WSWC’s Resource Center Comes to Community 
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Policy Work
Better Safe Than Sorry: Elections Expert Urges Women to Prepare for the SAVE Act—Even If It’s Unlikely to Pass
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