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.
Engage with our Policy Work
Sign in "Pro" on HB 2182
This bill clarifies authority and removes barriers so the state can distribute abortion medications when needed, before medications expire or access is disrupted. Take 1 minute and note your position on HB 2182 as “pro” by Friday, January 16 at 7:00 AM.
Note Your PositionSupport Funding for Victim Services
Services for survivors are facing serious challenges. If you have been directly impacted by victim services as a survivor, provider, or loved one, consider taking our Safety Committee’s survey by 11:59pm on Sunday January 25th to help legislators better understand what’s at stake.
Take the Survey
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.
Read our PolicyNews & Reports
The latest stories, statistics, and updates reflecting the experiences of women and guiding the work of the Commission.
