Seattle Radical Women Activities

Seattle RW meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm, with a light meal at 6:30pm

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave. S.
Seattle, WA 98118

Tel: 206-722-6057
Email: RW.seattle@radicalwomen.org
Facebook: Radical Women Seattle
Instagram: radicalwomenseattle

Radical Women meeting

Get involved with socialist feminists

Join a group of intersectional feminists and get the latest info on what’s happening in the Puget Sound and beyond. This organizing meeting will look at current labor battles; give an update on the campaign to defeat two anti-trans initiatives that will be on the ballot in November; and discuss local organizing efforts to defend free speech.

In collaboration with La Resistencia, a grassroots immigrant rights organization, participants will write letters of support and solidarity to detainees at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma.

Light snacks and drinks available for donation starting at 6:30pm.

Thursday, September 17th, 7:00pm

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

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

2026 ACTIVITIES ARCHIVE

Saturday, August 29th, 7:00pm
Women’s Rights Day forum

Women take on ICE, Bigots and Bosses

Hear a panel of community organizers talk about their crucial work to defend human rights, dissent and workplace justice!

Jacqueline Johnson-Page • State worker at Echo Glen Children’s Center. Member of AFSCME Local 341 (for ID only) serving on Political Action Committee and Movement Action Team.

Regen Langholz • Field Organizer for No Hate in WA State, the campaign against the transphobic state initiatives 001 and 638 that are funded by a MAGA-backed billionaire.

Rufina Reyes • Indigenous activist from Guerrero, Mexico. Executive Director of La Resistencia working to end all detentions, deportations and close the NW Detention Center.

Tami Hess • Working mom and socialist feminist with Radical Women. Community advocate who works for gender equity and empowering women to create systemic change.

Saturday, August 29th, 7:00pm
Speakers, 7:00pm
Fresh Summer Buffet,
 6:00pm (with vegan options)
Dinner donation $12 ($10 for low income)
Door donation $5 ($3 for low income)

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.orgradicalwomen.orgfacebook.com/RWseattleinstagram.com/radicalwomenseattle/

Thursday, July 16th, 7:00pm
Feminist history video showing

Honoring Unsung Women Trailblazers

A trio of short documentaries highlight the lives and organizing of Zitkála-Šá, Jovita Idar and Charlotta Spears Bass, three U.S. heroines and activists whose work had not received the attention it deserves. Through unconventional methods, these brave women of color pioneers pushed boundaries, persevered in expanding civil rights and paved the way for future generations.
Open discussion follows the video clips.

Thursday, July 16, 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


Monday June 29th, 6:30pm
Radical Women study group

Intersections of women and revolution

Be part of an eight-week discussion group that examines the vital leadership of women in revolutionary movements. Delve into the pivotal role the 1917 Russian Revolution played in the fight for women’s rights including abortion access, equal pay, and more. Learn about the courageous part played by women in three Latin American liberation movements from 1950s-’90s. Discuss how these examples relate to what is needed today.

Come to one or all of the sessions. Bring your thoughts and experience! Use this link for readings and working syllabus.
Reading packets available for a $10 donation.

This session will be ONLINE
Please join this meeting via this zoom link!

Hosted by Radical Women
For info, contact Margaret at: 206-722-6057 • rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org


Saturday, June 20 @ 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Celebrate Pride 2026

Speak Out for Trans Liberation!

Stonewall was a riot, now we need a revolution!
Speak Out for Trans Liberation!
An evening of rousing soap box speeches and resistance poetry

Featuring:
Regen Langholz – No Hate in WA State – Vote No on anti-trans IL26-001 & IL26-638

Seamus Anglin – IBEW Local 46 Education Coordinator

Vers Sauve – Transgender activist and student at Highline College

Lorian Sylvester – Another disgruntled millennial fight for collective liberation

Sofie Marano– Real You Electrolysis Workers Union, Vancouver, WA

Emma Allen – Socialist feminist leader and author of “Unpacking Transphobia”

Sue Hodes – Representative of International Kakuma Refugee Lesbian and Kids’ Collaboration

Saturday, June 20, 7pm
Door at 7pm – $3 to $5
Sumptuous Summer Salad Supper at 6pm – sliding scale $10-$15 donation

New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle

On #7 bus lines, near Columbia City light rail station

Sponsored by Radical Women & Freedom Socialist Party
To participate, volunteer, or arrange childcare or work exchanges, call 206-722-2453
rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org • radicalwomen.org
SeattleFSP@socialism.com • socialism.com


Thursday, June 18, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Radical Women & Freedom Socialist Party are hosting a work party on Thursday, June 18th, at 6:30pm to prepare for our upcoming Pride celebration. Help with outreach, set-up and more!

For information: rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org • (206) 722-6057


Online public forum • Sunday, May 31

FARMWORKERS BETRAYED: 
Latinx feminists speak out on César Chávez abuses

Revelations of Chávez’s sexual grooming of farmworker children and rape of UFW leader Dolores Huerta have shaken those who viewed Chávez as a hero. Movement activists will present feminist, pro-union perspectives on how this behavior went unchecked for so long and what organizations can do to prevent such horrors in the future.

Speakers

Desirèe Rojas – Labor organizer, daughter of UFW cofounder Albert Rojas, officer of Labor Council for Latin American Advancement – Sacramento

Martha Cotera – A leader in the 1970s La Raza Unida Party, author of groundbreaking writings on Chicana feminism and achievements, Austin, TX

Yolanda Alaniz – Former farmworker, Radical Women member, co-author of Viva la Raza: A History of Chicano Identity and Resistance, Los Angeles, CA

Yuisa Alegria-Gimeno – Queer feminist; LA County worker and member of SEIU 721; veteran of LA homelessness organizing

Sunday, May 31, 1pm PDT/2pm MDT/3pm CDT/4pm EDT

Online: Register at https://tinyurl.com/FarmworkersBetrayed

Sponsored by Radical Women
https://www.RadicalWomen.org • 206-985-4621 • rw.us@radicalwomen.org
Facebook: RadicalWomenUS • Instagram: nationalradicalwomen • P.O. Box 1076, Seattle, WA 98111


Organizing Meeting

No Kings, no patriarchs— are we making progress?

We’ve marched, protested, and petitioned. Now what can we do to stop U.S. wars and the horrific rollback on reproductive justice, trans freedom, immigrant rights, and so much more? Let’s talk strategies that can reverse the right-wing tide and confront the fascist threat. Capitalism is a disaster for humans and the planet. What lies beyond it? 

Also on the agenda: In honor of Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, learn about trailblazing Asian American lesbian poet, activist and educator Merle Woo. Also get informed about the debates over public surveillance in the city. Get involved — bring your ideas and energy!

Light snacks and drinks available for donation starting at 6:30pm.

Thursday, April 16th, 7:00pm

5018 Rainier Ave S.
On #7 bus line, near Columbia City Light rail

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


Sign-making + protest prep party

Bring slogan ideas, markers and art supplies, card and posterboard to make signs for No Kings protests in the Seattle area.
Light snacks and drinks available for donation starting at 6:30pm.

Thursday, March 26th, 6-8pm

New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S., Seattle

Call 206-722-2453
text 206-498-9655
or email Seattle FSP@socialism.com for more info

Sponsored by Radical Women and Freedom Socialist Party


Monthly organizing meeting

Plug into socialist feminist activism!

A group of diverse activists participating in a protest, holding signs advocating for women's rights, reproductive rights, and social justice.

Come to Radical Women’s monthly meeting to connect with organizing on many fronts. Discuss top stories, including the campaign to defeat two anti-trans initiatives that will be on the fall ballot. Learn about Claudette Colvin (1939 –2026). Her arrest as a Black teenage bus rider predated the famous case of Rosa Parks. Hear about how this grassroots organization chooses leadership and political priorities. Share what’s on your mind.

Light snacks and drinks available for donation starting at 6:30pm.

Thursday, March 19, 7:00pm

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

Hosted by Radical Women
For more info, 206-722-6057 or rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org


Feb 9 – Mar 9, 5-week study group

Explore Marxist feminist theory to combat the ultra-right

“He who would strengthen democracy should want to strengthen and not weaken the socialist movement.” Rosa Luxemburg

Across this U.S., millions are standing up to Trump and his thugs and their attempts to terrorize them into silence. Join this discussion group and examine the system that spawned this horror. Where did it come from? What will it take to defeat the right? What is the root of our shared oppression of sexism, racism, and homophobia?

Bring your own experience and strategize on how to work together!
Reading packets available for a $10 donation.

Mondays, from February 9th – March 9th, 6:30 – 8:00 pm

All Pilgrims Church, 500 Broadway Ave E., Seattle
Entrance on E. Republican St., between Broadway and 10th Ave E.
Enter through the gate • Meeting will be held in the Chapel room

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


International Women’s Day sign waving and speak-out

Feminists stand up for global liberation
Abolish ICE – Smash patriarchy!       

Trump out of the White House and into jail!
Free Palestine! End the genocide!
No to imperialism, theocracy and femicide!
Defend trans youth and reproductive justice!
Tax the rich! End poverty! 
Fight racism! Stop attacks on workers’ rights!
Justice for the survivors of Epstein! Prosecute sex traffickers and predators!

Sunday, March 8th, 2:00pm
Meet at the southwest corner of Rainier Ave S and S Alaska St. Post-action gathering at New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave S.

Hosted by Columbia City IWD Organizing Committee
To get involved or volunteer, contact Gina, Radical Women Organizer at 206-722-6057 or rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org


Help make International Women’s Day a success!

Radical Women is hosting a work parties to prepare for the upcoming International Women’s Day celebration. Get connected with like-minded activists and help with outreach, sign-making and more!
All skill levels welcome!

Thursday, March 5, 6:30pm
Saturday, March 7, 1:00pm


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


Saturday, February 21st, 7:00pm

The Legacy of Black Workers’ Struggle to End the War on the Poor

The heroic role of Black workers, especially women, in anti-poverty and union organizing is proof of the deep connection between the fight against racism and sexism and the battle royale for economic justice. Workers who come together with this understanding can defeat Trump and win against his cruel cuts to federal workers and social services.

Featuring
Christina López
: Teamsters 763 shop steward, Coordinator of the Comrades of Color Caucus and author on racial and immigrant justice

Saturday, Feb. 21, 7pm
Door donation $5 ($3 for low-income, strikers & students)

Down Home Supper 6pm
Supper donation $15 ($8 for low-income, strikers & students)
Vegan options available

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

Sponsored by Radical Women & Freedom Socialist Party
For more information or to pre-arrange childcare or work exchanges,
call 206-722-2453
SeattleFSP@socialism.com – RW.Seattle@radicalwomen.org


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