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NW Immigration Rights Project Gala
NWIRP’s 35th Anniversary Gala is taking place on Friday, May 17th at the Westin in Seattle and we couldn’t be more excited. We hope to make this year’s celebration the biggest in NWIRP history and we hope you’ll be there to take part in the festivities. Go to NWIRP’s website for more information on the…
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Progress in the State Legislature for Immigrants
From NWIRP (NW Immigration Rights Project), March 18-2019 Two pieces of legislation that will expand protections and benefits for immigrant community members have taken important steps forward. The Washington State Senate has passed the Keep Washington Working Act, which would prohibit certain forms of cooperation between local law enforcement and immigration enforcement. And the state…
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Stand with our Muslim Neighbors-Monday Vigil in Redmond
We woke up with the horrendous news of the shootings at the Al Noor and Linwood Mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, and we’ve been listening for how best to respond as faith leaders and faith communities to support our Muslim neighbors. We condemn and lament Islamophobia and white supremacy in all its forms, and we pledge to act…
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Town Hall Meetings: Advocate for the Change You Want
Town Halls are an excellent way to actively engage in the civic process and advocate for the change you want to see. Usually held either in person at local community centers, or over the phone on a conference line, town halls are an opportunity for your lawmaker to listen to you, their constituent, and receive feedback on the…
