Town Hall Series: What You Can Do to Save Voting Rights (and Our Democracy)
Today, our town hall on preserving voting rights and democracy in the United States. We focus on what we can all be doing to join […]
Month: June 2021
Town Hall Congressional Insider Series: Senator Maria Cantwell
Senator Maria Cantwell. She is the Chair of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, and is the first woman to be in that […]
Town Hall Series: Exploring Alternative Policing Models for Behavioral Health Crises
As communities examine the way that traditional policing is currently done, we see more and more questions on how police respond to people in mental […]
Town Hall Congressional Insider Series: Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal on the First 100 Days
Our town hall with Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal. She’s one of the most powerful figures in Congress, as Senior Whip of the Democratic Caucus, and Chair […]
Town Hall Congressional Insider Series: Congressman Adam Smith on the First 100 Days
Our town hall with Congressman Adam Smith. As the 117th Congress has been in session for 100 days, it’s a good time to check in […]
Insider Town Hall Series: Red & Rural District Organizing
Our town hall with Indivisibles and Democratic party leaders in red and rural districts throughout the state. We center their work, both their organizing and […]
Congressional Insider Town Hall Series: Congresswoman Suzan DelBene on the First 100 Days
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene represents Washington’s 1st Congressional District, and she also currently serves as the Vice Chair on the House Ways and Means committee, and […]
Town Hall Deep Dive Series: Why WA Needs Progressive Taxation Now
Most progressives agree that the way that we do taxation in Washington State is fundamentally wrong. The burden falls on the people who can least […]
Tracking Antigovernment Extremism with the Southern Poverty Law Center
Under the Trump administration, hate, extremism, and white nationalism grew dramatically, but the insurrection at the nation’s Capitol seemed to signal something else. The Southern […]