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Please join Advocates for Women for a Book Discussion –
Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth, by Sarah Smarsh.
Date and Time: Thursday, February 11th at 3pm
“Sarah Smarsh was born a fifth generation Kansas wheat … read more.
The Lobby Room is opening early this year with the urgent issue of Catholic doctrine in health care. The final proposal for the merger has been filed with the State and the merger is progressing. Our letters will be aimed at state level action to … read more.
During the West Africa Ebola outbreak, the shutdown of routine health services was a bigger threat to women’s lives than the virus itself. The same is true for the COVID-19 pandemic. The UN predicts there could be up to 7 million unintended pregnancies worldwide, with … read more.
Many challenges await the 2021 state legislature’s 105-day budget session, which starts January 11. The budget deficit looms large. Pandemic restrictions will slow progress. So, we must inform our legislators about our priorities – early and often!
Join our Legislative Action Zoom Party
Join us Monday, Jan … read more.
Your generosity brought in $500 during this fundraiser to purchase hair care products for women of color. Thank you to all who gave! We are currently purchasing the items and soon we will deliver them to Pathways for Women in Lynnwood.
White privilege in hair care
Pathways … read more.
Thanks to all who helped secure the rights of all children to have access to comprehensive sex education in all school districts in Washington. We worked in the Lobby Room to get this passed in the legislature and then by congregational endorsement plus phone/text banking … read more.
Thank you to everyone who took part in Advocates for Women GOTV letter writing event!
A4W wrote 420 letters encouraging under-represented groups to vote.
Please join us on Wednesday, Oct 21st at 7pm as we discuss the short novel Red at the Bone.
Contact us at a4w@euuc.org to get added to our ZOOM email list for this discussion.
Any and all are invited to write GOTV letters and postcards together on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2:00-3:30 pm. It’s definitely more fun with like-minded folks! Contact a4w@EUUC for the Zoom link and we’ll see you with your pens in hand!
We are bereft at the loss of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a brilliant woman whose career in law helped bring justice to women, the disabled, immigrants, gay and lesbian people, and many others. Illuminating and eliminating gender-based discrimination was her passion.
Career highlights
Systemic sex discrimination has been … read more.
