As a national leader in climate justice, Washington state has policies in place, including the Climate Commitment Act to cut carbon pollution and invest in accelerating projects benefiting communities. This fall, the policy faces a potential repeal, impacting the ability to protect our air quality, prevent forest fires and improve transportation options. 

Join us on this call to hear from organizations working in communities across the state to educate voters on this timely issue before they are asked to vote on it later this year. This conversation is co-hosted by Seattle Foundation, Stolte Family Foundation and Philanthropy Northwest.

Speakers

• Lilliane Ballesteros, Executive Director, Latino Community Fund
• Bethany Barnard, Co-Director, Pacific County Voices Uniting
• Kamau Chege, Executive Director, Washington Community Alliance 
• Jill Nishi, Chief Executive Officer, Philanthropy Northwest
• Savitha Reddy Pathi, Deputy Director, Climate Solutions
• Alesha Washington, President and CEO, Seattle Foundation
• Kim Wright, Executive Director, Stolte Family Organizations

Eligibility

This call is for staff or trustees of private and public foundations, community foundations, corporate giving programs, government or nonprofit grantmaking organizations, donors, DAF holders, and fund advisors.

Partners

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Please contact Nancy Sanabria with any questions.