Thursday, January 15th, 7:00pm

Radical Women mobilizing meeting

Hook up with socialist feminists on the move! This gathering will feature a review of the ground-breaking Radical Women document “The Emancipation of Women: Female Leadership in the Southern Civil Rights Struggle” about the interconnections of race and sex oppression, focusing on the dynamic role of Black women. Learn about Radical Women’s democracy, leadership and more! All are welcome.

Light snacks available at 6:30pm for a donation

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On the #7 bus line and near the Columbia City light rail station

Hosted by Radical Women
For info: 206-722-6057 • email rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org

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2025 ACTIVITIES ARCHIVE

Wednesday, December 31st, 6:30pm – 9:30pm
New Year’s Eve Happy Hour

Raise a Toast to resistance and rebellion!

Join us for an Alluring Appetizer Buffet and Delicious Libations!
Celebrate this year’s fightbacks
Down-with-dictators dart game
Share your seditious resolutions
Enjoy scintillating conversation

Door donation $5
Appetizer buffet $15
No-host bar
Sliding scale and work exchanges available

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On the #7 bus line and near the Columbia City light rail station

Hosted by Radical Women and Freedom Socialist Party
To reserve childcare or arrange a work exchange, call 206-722-6057 or email rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org
Radicalwomen.org • Socialism.com

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2nd Thursday of the month, 6:30pm
Open mobilizing meetings

Plug into local reproductive justice organizing

Join other activists in a grassroots, intersectional effort to defend abortion and all reproductive justice. The U.S. Supreme Court decision on the Mississippi case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, will undoubtedly gut, if not destroy, abortion rights for most people. People of color and poor and working women will be hardest hit. Destruction of the federal right to abortion will further embolden our state’s patriarchal far right, which already targets Planned Parenthood and other clinics.

Make a difference as you work with like-minded feminists and learn new skills, such as organizing rallies and doing community outreach.

Register here: tinyurl.com/PSmobe

Sponsored by the Puget Sound Mobilization for Reproductive Justice

For more information: pugetsoundmobe@gmail.com, 206-722-6057. Ask for Gina. See the demands of the Puget Sound Mobilization for Reproductive Justice at ReproJusticeNow.org

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Thursday, November 20th, 7:00pm
Monthly organizing meeting

Feminists respond to the assaults on working women and poor people

The longest federal government shutdown in history denied over 40 million access to food and paychecks to federal workers which especially impact women and people of color. Elected officials weaponized hunger by withholding funds from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC). These federal programs provide food to many vulnerable people including children, disabled, and the elderly. Trump’s administration demanded states “undo” full payments. Discuss why this happening now, what community members have been doing to help and what more can be done to continue organizing. Also, hear updates on Radical Women activities. Everyone welcome.

Thursday, November 20^th, 7:00pm
Light snacks at 6:30pm for a donation.

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On the #7 bus line and near the Columbia City light rail station

Hosted by Radical Women
For information: 206-722-6057, rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org, facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Mondays, beginning October 13, 7:00pm PT
Online reading circle

Women Workers: Sparkplugs of Labor

5-week Portland-Seattle discussion group on the newly reissued Radical Women document on women in the workforce. Be inspired by the power for change that is generated when oppressed people become the majority of the labor force and are strategically placed to make their demands heard!

Register at https://tinyurl.com/LaborSparkplugs

Sponsored by Radical Women
Order the document at https://radicalwomen.org/sparkplugs for $9.00 including shipping
Or download at tinyurl.com/SparkplugsEcopy

Information
RadicalWomenPDX@gmail.com • RW.seattle@radicalwomen.org • RadicalWomen.org • facebook.com/RWseattle

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Thursday, October 16, 7:00pm

Seattle Book launch for Puyallup Tribe Leader Ramona Bennett Bill

A lifelong activist and former Puyallup Tribal Chair, Ramona Bennett Bill led the successful takeover of Cascadia Juvenile Center in Tacoma in the 1970s. Her book provides eyewitness accounts of historic turning points in the Native American movement, from Northwest fishing rights battles and the occupation of Fort Lawton in Seattle, to confrontations at Wounded Knee, Alcatraz, and the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs. A strong feminist, Bennett Bill also led efforts to protect Native children from being robbed of their families and culture.

Light snacks available at 6:30pm for a donation

Books will be available for purchase ($29.95) and signing. Published by University of Washington Press.

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On the #7 bus line and near the Columbia City light rail station

Hosted by Radical Women & Freedom Socialist Party
For information: call 206-722-6057, text 206-496-9655 or email rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org
radicalwomen.org • socialism.com

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Thursday, September 18, 7:00pm
Special video showing

Art and activism in the Irish fight for legal abortion

In their current defense of reproductive rights in the U.S., local activists can learn a lot from battles for bodily autonomy in other parts of the world. This gathering will feature a showing and discussion of the video Wholly Trinity: Abortion, Art and Activism in Ireland. The 30-minute documentary profiles how feminist artists used creativity and performance to inspire their ultimately victorious campaign. Also, hear updates on Radical Women activities. Everyone welcome.

Thursday, September 18, 7:00pm
Door donation $2.00 – $4.00
Light snacks available at 6:30pm for a donation

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On the #7 bus line and near the Columbia City light rail station

Hosted by Radical Women
For info: 206-722-6057 • rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org • radicalwomen.org • facebook.com/RWseattle • instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Saturday, August 23rd, 7:00pm
Women’s Rights Day Celebration 2025

Building Our Big, Beautiful Rebellion

Enjoy this feminist holiday with a spirited program of protest and solidarity. Be inspired by dramatic readings and poetry that celebrate the power of pushing back to win the future we want and need.

Fresh Summer Buffet, 6:00pm (with vegan options)
Dinner donation $12.00 ($10 for low income)
Door donation $5.00 ($3 for low income
We will also be streaming the event live on our Facebook page!

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On the #7 bus line and near the Columbia City light rail station

Hosted by Radical Women
For info, childcare or work exchanges: 206-722-6057 • rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org • radicalwomen.org • facebook.com/RWseattle • instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Thursday, August 21st, 6:30pm
Outreach and Prep Party

Help make Women’s Rights Day a success!

Radical Women is hosting a work party to prepare for our upcoming Women’s Rights Day celebration (details above.) Get connected with like-minded activists and help with outreach, set-up and more!

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line, near Columbia City light rail station
Light snacks available for donation.

For information: rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org, 206-722-6057

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Thursday, July 17th, 7:00pm
Organizing Meeting

Feminists fight attacks on the social safety net

Trump recently signed into law the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” which included the most draconian budget cuts in U.S history. These cuts will gut Medicaid, food assistance programs, and put millions of lives at risk. Guest speaker Mariana Morante, Deputy Director for Research and Policy at SEIU 775, will present on the federal legislation’s impact on thousands of home healthcare workers in Washington state. These workers could lose their jobs, and their clients will lose the assistance they depend on. Explore what workers can do to fight back against MAGA cutbacks and attacks on immigrant workers. Bring your ideas! This meeting will also include evaluations and updates on other Radical Women activities. Everyone welcome.

Thursday, July 17, 7:00pm
Light snacks at 6:30pm for a donation.

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On the #7 bus line and near the Columbia City light rail station

Hosted by Radical Women
For information: 206-722-6057, rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org, facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Saturday, June 21st, 6:00pm
Honor Pride Month!

Queer Unionists, United Fronts & the Power to Stop the Far Right

Beginning Monday, June 9, 6:30pm
Six-week feminist discussion group

Heroines of Resistance:
Women as Anti-Fascist Militants

Female warriors have played a vital but often overlooked role in fighting fascism and reactionary forces. Learn about their courageous actions and the movements they were part of. Consider how to apply lessons and gain inspiration from their struggles and how to bring that legacy forward to the resistance today. Reading packets available for $10.00 purchase at sessions. All anti-fascists welcome!

Monday evenings – 6:30pm

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On the #7 bus line and near the Columbia City light rail station

Hosted by Radical Women
For information: 206-722-6057, rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org, facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

Saturday, May 24, 2:00pm
Picket the right wing in Seattle

Keep your bibles off our bodies
PROTEST FASCIST “FAMILY VALUES”

Anti-queer, anti-trans “Mayday USA” is bringing its reactionary preaching to Seattle with help from rightwing pastor Matt Shea and his Christian Fundamentalist “On Fire Ministries.” Provocatively, they are rallying under the hashtag “#DONTMESSWITHOURKIDS” at Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill in the heart of Seattle’s LGBTQI+ community. Let’s send a message with a loud picket line, signs and banners: Bigotry is not welcome here!

Unite to:
– Stop the War on Trans & Queer Folk
– Empower Youth to Speak, Define & Defend Themselves
– Defend Bodily Autonomy & Abortion Rights
– Stand Against the Racist Christian Identity Movement
– Defeat Trump, Musk & Project 2025

Cal Anderson Park, Seattle
Meet at Seattle Central College, corner of Broadway & E. Pine at 1:45pm
March to 11^th & E. Pine at 2pm

Endorsers: Radical Women, Freedom Socialist Party, Organized Workers for Labor Solidarity, Puget Sound Mobilization for Reproductive Justice

To endorse, volunteer or donate: tinyurl.com/PicketCAPark
For more info, call 206-722-2453, text 206-496-9655 or email RWseattle@radicalwomen.org

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Thursday, May 15, 7:00pm
Organizing Meeting

Art, Politics, Activism

In recognition of Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, the meeting will open with a tribute to acclaimed Chinese American poet Nellie Wong. At 90 years of age in 2024, Wong had her fifth collection of poetry published, “Nothing Like Freedom.” For over 40 years, she has been part of Bay Area social justice movements as a leader of Radical Women, while also earning numerous honors for her writing. Learn about Wong’s life as a revolutionary feminist poet and get updated on current activities of Radical Women in Seattle. Everyone is welcome.

Thursday, May 15, 7:00pm

Light snacks at 6:30pm for donation.

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On the #7 bus line and near the Columbia City light rail station

Hosted by Radical Women
For information: 206-722-6057, rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org, facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Thursday, April 17, 7:00pm
Earth Day Movie Screening

HANDS ON
Women: Climate: Change

As corporate and right-wing assaults ramp up on environmental protections, take inspiration from women leading resistance. This stirring 48-minute film profiles organizers from Norway, India, Canada, and Kenya. They are tackling climate change through policy, protest and education. By building youth organizations and mobilizing their indigenous communities, they counter fossil fuel corporations and the many injustices of climate change. Discussion to follow. Everyone is welcome.

Thursday, April 17, 7:00pm

$2-4 door donation. Light snacks at 6:30pm for a donation.

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail station.

Hosted by Radical Women
For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Thursday, March 20, 7:00pm
Organizing meeting

Resistance builds to stop assaults on working women and allies

Devastating rollbacks of public services, environmental protections, human rights, and established norms have shocked and terrified people in the U.S. And these attacks are coming not only from the White House but also from Democratic governor Bob Ferguson. The fight-back is growing, however, with leadership from public employees, immigrants and the trans community. Get informed and learn how you can play a role.

The meeting will also have evaluations and updates on Radical Women activities.

Thursday, March 20, 7:00pm
Light snacks at 6:30pm for donation.

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail station.

Hosted by Radical Women
For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Saturday, March 8, 7:00pm
Celebrate International Women’s Day

Women Workers: Sparkplugs of Today’s Labor Movement

Be inspired by the power for change that is generated when oppressed people become the majority of the workforce and are strategically placed to make their demands heard!

Speakers

Megan Cornish
Pioneering electrical tradeswoman at Seattle City Light and champion for affirmative action; co-author of Women Workers: Sparkplugs of Labor.

Alaina McCallum
Middle school history teacher; member of Seattle Education Association (SEA) and Seattle Caucus of Rank-and-File Educators (SCORE).

Vanessa Prawl
Executive Director A. Philip Randolph Institute- Seattle chapter; member of CWA 37083 for technology workers. Owner and Director of V.annevents

Tori Westman
Journey-level electrician; chair of IBEW 46 Women’s Committee. Dedicated to strengthening union representation for LGBTQ workers.

Saturday, March 8, 7:00pm
Door donation $5.00 ($2.00 for low-income, strikers and students).

Pozole Verde Dinner at 6:00pm
$12 donation ($10.00 for low-income, strikers and students).
Vegan options available.

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line or a short walk east from Columbia City Light rail station.

Hosted by Radical Women

For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Starting Monday, February 3, 6:30pm
Radical Women reading group

A feminist vision for confronting right-wing backlash

What organizing model do feminists and working people need to defeat Trump and rising fascist forces? Learn about how to build a broad, democratic movement to stop them in their tracks. This discussion group will analyze the united front concept of solidarity in action. We will study examples of successful efforts and apply lessons from history to today’s challenges. Bring your own experience and strategize about how to work together!

Mondays starting on February 3rd, 6:30pm
Reading packets available for a $10 donation.

530 10th Ave E., Seattle
Between E. Republican and E. Mercer St.

Hosted by Radical Women

For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Thursday, February 6, 7:00pm
Black History Month Movie Night

AFTERSHOCK
The grim injustice of birth inequality
for Black and Brown people

The U.S. is one of the most dangerous places to give birth compared to other developed countries. Black and Brown people have maternal mortality rates that are 3 to 4 times higher than whites. This 90-minute documentary reveals the scope of the crisis through the stories of two Black mothers who died in childbirth. The film gives insights into a growing birth justice movement that is confronting racism in the health care system and pushing to support Black midwives and doulas. Discussion to follow. Everyone is welcome.

Thursday, February 6th, 7:00pm
$2-4 door donation. Light snacks at 6:30pm for a donation.

Hosted by Radical Women

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail station.

For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Join Radical Women & Freedom Socialist Party’s Rapid Response Network Help build the resistance to con-man-in-chief Trump by signing up with Radical Women and Freedom Socialist Party’s organizing efforts to defend all the targets of Trump’s repression.

Sign up at tinyurl.com/RW-FSP-RRN

Radical Women – 206-722-6057 – RW.Seattle@radicalwomen.org
Freedom Socialist Party – 206-722-2453 – SeattleFSP@socialism.com

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Thursday, January 16, 6:30pm

Sign-making + protest prep work party

Come to New Freeway Hall and help make signs, do phone-banking and other projects to help prepare for the Radical Women and Freedom Socialist Party contingent in the Seattle MLK Jr Coalition’s “We Rise Against Project 2025” MLK Day march and rally on January 20. Radical Women will also be prepping for the People’s March on January 18.

All skill levels welcome!

Thursday, January 16, 6:30pm
Light snacks and drinks available for donation.

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S. Seattle
On #7 bus, near Columbia City light rail station.

For information: RW.Seattle@RadicalWomen.org, (206) 722-6057

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Beginning Monday, June 9, 6:30pm

Six-week feminist discussion group

Heroines of Resistance:
Women as Anti-Fascist Militants

Female warriors have played a vital but often overlooked role in fighting fascism and reactionary forces. Learn about their courageous actions and the movements they were part of. Consider how to apply lessons and gain inspiration from their struggles and how to bring that legacy forward to the resistance today. Reading packets available for $10.00 purchase at sessions. All anti-fascists welcome!

Monday evenings – 6:30pm

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail station.

Hosted by Radical Women

2nd Thursday of the month, 6:30pm

Open mobilizing meetings

Plug into local reproductive justice organizing

Join other activists in a grassroots, intersectional effort to defend abortion and all reproductive justice. The U.S. Supreme Court decision on the Mississippi case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, will undoubtedly gut, if not destroy, abortion rights for most people. People of color and poor and working women will be hardest hit. Destruction of the federal right to abortion will further embolden our state’s patriarchal far right, which already targets Planned Parenthood and other clinics.

Make a difference as you work with like-minded feminists and learn new skills, such as organizing rallies and doing community outreach.

Register here: tinyurl.com/PSmobe

Sponsored by the Puget Sound Mobilization for Reproductive Justice

For more information: pugetsoundmobe@gmail.com, 206-722-6057. Ask for Gina. See the demands of the Puget Sound Mobilization for Reproductive Justice at ReproJusticeNow.org

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Sat., May 24, 2pm
Picket the right wing in Seattle

Keep your bibles off our bodies
PROTEST FASCIST “FAMILY VALUES”

Anti-queer, anti-trans “Mayday USA” is bringing its reactionary preaching to Seattle with help from rightwing pastor Matt Shea and his Christian Fundamentalist “On Fire Ministries.” Provocatively, they are rallying under the hashtag “#DONTMESSWITHOURKIDS” at Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill in the heart of Seattle’s LGBTQI+ community. Let’s send a message with a loud picket line, signs and banners: Bigotry is not welcome here!

Unite to:
– Stop the War on Trans & Queer Folk
– Empower Youth to Speak, Define & Defend Themselves
– Defend Bodily Autonomy & Abortion Rights
– Stand Against the Racist Christian Identity Movement
– Defeat Trump, Musk & Project 2025

Cal Anderson Park, Seattle
Meet at Seattle Central College, corner of Broadway & E. Pine at 1:45pm
March to 11^th & E. Pine at 2pm

Endorsers: Radical Women, Freedom Socialist Party, Organized Workers for Labor Solidarity, Puget Sound Mobilization for Reproductive Justice

To endorse, volunteer or donate: tinyurl.com/PicketCAPark
For more info, call 206-722-2453, text 206-496-9655 or email RWseattle@radicalwomen.org

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Thursday, May 15, 7:00pm
Organizing Meeting

Art, Politics, Activism

In recognition of Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, the meeting will open with a tribute to acclaimed Chinese American poet Nellie Wong. At 90 years of age in 2024, Wong had her fifth collection of poetry published, “Nothing Like Freedom.” For over 40 years, she has been part of Bay Area social justice movements as a leader of Radical Women, while also earning numerous honors for her writing. Learn about Wong’s life as a revolutionary feminist poet and get updated on current activities of Radical Women in Seattle. Everyone is welcome.

Thursday, May 15, 7:00pm

Light snacks at 6:30pm for donation.

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail station.

Hosted by Radical Women
For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Thursday, April 17, 7:00pm
Earth Day Movie Screening

HANDS ON
Women: Climate: Change

As corporate and right-wing assaults ramp up on environmental protections, take inspiration from women leading resistance. This stirring 48-minute film profiles organizers from Norway, India, Canada, and Kenya. They are tackling climate change through policy, protest and education. By building youth organizations and mobilizing their indigenous communities, they counter fossil fuel corporations and the many injustices of climate change. Discussion to follow. Everyone is welcome.

Thursday, April 17, 7:00pm

$2-4 door donation. Light snacks at 6:30pm for a donation.

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail station.

Hosted by Radical Women
For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Thursday, March 20, 7:00pm
Organizing meeting

Resistance builds to stop assaults on working women and allies

Devastating rollbacks of public services, environmental protections, human rights, and established norms have shocked and terrified people in the U.S. And these attacks are coming not only from the White House but also from Democratic governor Bob Ferguson. The fight-back is growing, however, with leadership from public employees, immigrants and the trans community. Get informed and learn how you can play a role.

The meeting will also have evaluations and updates on Radical Women activities.

Thursday, March 20, 7:00pm
Light snacks at 6:30pm for donation.

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail station.

Hosted by Radical Women
For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Saturday, March 8, 7:00pm
Celebrate International Women’s Day

Women Workers: Sparkplugs of Today’s Labor Movement

Be inspired by the power for change that is generated when oppressed people become the majority of the workforce and are strategically placed to make their demands heard!

Speakers

Megan Cornish
Pioneering electrical tradeswoman at Seattle City Light and champion for affirmative action; co-author of Women Workers: Sparkplugs of Labor.

Alaina McCallum
Middle school history teacher; member of Seattle Education Association (SEA) and Seattle Caucus of Rank-and-File Educators (SCORE).

Vanessa Prawl
Executive Director A. Philip Randolph Institute- Seattle chapter; member of CWA 37083 for technology workers. Owner and Director of V.annevents

Tori Westman
Journey-level electrician; chair of IBEW 46 Women’s Committee. Dedicated to strengthening union representation for LGBTQ workers.

Saturday, March 8, 7:00pm
Door donation $5.00 ($2.00 for low-income, strikers and students).

Pozole Verde Dinner at 6:00pm
$12 donation ($10.00 for low-income, strikers and students).
Vegan options available.

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line or a short walk east from Columbia City Light rail station.

Hosted by Radical Women

For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Starting Monday, February 3, 6:30pm
Radical Women reading group

A feminist vision for confronting right-wing backlash

What organizing model do feminists and working people need to defeat Trump and rising fascist forces? Learn about how to build a broad, democratic movement to stop them in their tracks. This discussion group will analyze the united front concept of solidarity in action. We will study examples of successful efforts and apply lessons from history to today’s challenges. Bring your own experience and strategize about how to work together!

Mondays starting on February 3rd, 6:30pm
Reading packets available for a $10 donation.

530 10th Ave E., Seattle
Between E. Republican and E. Mercer St.

Hosted by Radical Women

For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Thursday, February 6, 7:00pm
Black History Month Movie Night

AFTERSHOCK
The grim injustice of birth inequality
for Black and Brown people

The U.S. is one of the most dangerous places to give birth compared to other developed countries. Black and Brown people have maternal mortality rates that are 3 to 4 times higher than whites. This 90-minute documentary reveals the scope of the crisis through the stories of two Black mothers who died in childbirth. The film gives insights into a growing birth justice movement that is confronting racism in the health care system and pushing to support Black midwives and doulas. Discussion to follow. Everyone is welcome.

Thursday, February 6th, 7:00pm
$2-4 door donation. Light snacks at 6:30pm for a donation.

Hosted by Radical Women

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail station.

For more information: 206-722-6057 rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org,
facebook.com/RWseattle or instagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

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Join Radical Women & Freedom Socialist Party’s Rapid Response Network Help build the resistance to con-man-in-chief Trump by signing up with Radical Women and Freedom Socialist Party’s organizing efforts to defend all the targets of Trump’s repression.

Sign up at tinyurl.com/RW-FSP-RRN

Radical Women – 206-722-6057 – RW.Seattle@radicalwomen.org
Freedom Socialist Party – 206-722-2453 – SeattleFSP@socialism.com

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Thursday, January 16, 6:30pm

Sign-making + protest prep work party

Come to New Freeway Hall and help make signs, do phone-banking and other projects to help prepare for the Radical Women and Freedom Socialist Party contingent in the Seattle MLK Jr Coalition’s “We Rise Against Project 2025” MLK Day march and rally on January 20. Radical Women will also be prepping for the People’s March on January 18.

All skill levels welcome!

Thursday, January 16, 6:30pm
Light snacks and drinks available for donation.

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S. Seattle
On #7 bus, near Columbia City light rail station.

For information: RW.Seattle@RadicalWomen.org, (206) 722-6057

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