FAQ

Q. How can I help defend and support trans people right now?
A. Support Seattle's Gender Justice League and Lavender Rights Project.

Q. How can I help support immigrants right now?
A. Volunteer with or donate to any of the following local orgs:

• Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN): With 400 organizational members and partners, we are the largest immigrant justice network in Washington. We convene and cultivate a statewide transnational solidarity coalition to protect and advance the power and rights of all immigrant and refugee communities.
• Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP): We defend and advance immigrant rights through direct legal services, community education, and systemic advocacy, working toward justice and equity for all.
• Church Council of Greater Seattle: Building collective power through faith-rooted community organizing for transformational change toward liberation and justice.
• Casa Latina: Empowering Latinx immigrant workers through employment services, English classes, and worker rights advocacy, we're building stronger, more equitable communities in our state.
• Jewish Coalition for Immigrant Justice NW: Following the leadership of impacted communities, JCIJ works toward immigrant justice through advocacy, accompaniment, and community engagement rooted in Jewish values.
• Kitsap Immigrant Assistance Center (KIAC): As a trusted provider of direct services to immigrant communities in the West Sound Region, KIAC works for the well-being and empowerment of families through education, advocacy, and social justice. We serve over 2,000 community members each year through our immigration legal, tax & business and family services programs.
• OneAmerica: Born out of the fight against discrimination after 9/11, OneAmerica works to advance immigrant, refugee, and BIPOC power in Washington. Through grassroots organizing, advocacy, and leadership development, we're building a state where every voice is heard, and every person can thrive.