Seattle, Washington
New Freeway Hall5018 Rainier Ave. S.
Seattle, WA 98118
Tel: 206-722-6057
Email: RWseattle@mindspring.com
Facebook: Radical Women Seattle
Seattle Radical Women Activities
Thursday, March 16, 7:00pm
In-person organizing meeting
Connect with socialist feminism!
Get involved with the fight for reproductive rights and more! Learn from local socialist-feminist organizers at this month's Radical Women Seattle meeting.
Light snacks and drinks available for donation.
MASKS REQUIRED
New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Avenue S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail Station.
Sponsored by Radical Women
For more information: 206-722-6057 • rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org • www.RadicalWomen.org • Facebook.com/rwseattle
Saturday, March 11, 4:00pm PST
International Women’s Day celebration
Woman – Life – Freedom
Resisting deadly misogyny in Iran and Afghanistan
Speakers:
Dorna Abdolazimi is a PhD student in computer science at UW. She was involved with the 2009 Green Movement as a teenager and now works with Feminists for Jina to amplify the voices of revolutionary feminists in Iran.
Masooma Ibrahimi is an artist, writer and filmmaker who reported on women's rights in Afghanistan media. She helped organize Seattle protests of Taliban attacks on women and genocide of the Hazara people.
Helen Gilbert has written on the Iranian police state and suppression of Afghanistani women. She coordinates Radical Women–U.S. and National Mobilization for Reproductive Justice.
New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Avenue S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail Station.
In-person panel with live stream via our Facebook .
$2-3 door donation
Middle East supper follows the program for a $10 donation
Hosted by Seattle Radical Women
For info: 206-722-6057 • rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org • www.RadicalWomen.org • Facebook.com/rwseattle
To arrange childcare, please call two days in advance.
2nd and 4th Sundays, 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/2023justice
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.
Thursday, February 16, 7:00pm
In-person Black History Month film showing
Fundi: The Story of Ella Baker
Ella Baker, a leader and pioneer of the civil rights movement, was also known as “Fundi” – Swahili for those who teach and inspire younger generations. She was a founding member of Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), which defied white supremacist violence with courageous protests and sit-ins for integration and voting rights.
She was a great mentor to young activists, with no tolerance for bureaucracy or co-optation. What can present-day activists for racial justice learn from Ella Baker? This inspiring 60-minute film provides many lessons for today’s freedom fighters. Discussion follows.
$2-3 door donation. Light snacks and drinks available for donation.
MASKS REQUIRED
New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Avenue S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail Station.
Sponsored by Radical Women
For more information: 206-722-6057 • rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org • www.RadicalWomen.org • Facebook.com/rwseattle
Saturday, February 11, 7:00pm
In-person Black History Month discussion
Words into Action
Radical Writers Pose Bold Strategies
for a Revived Freedom Struggle
At this juncture where the BLM upsurge has waned, what is needed to move this battle forward? These two new documents provide analysis and proposals for how to build a multiracial movement led by militant Black workers, women and LGBTQ+ folks that can fight for reparations and ultimately end police violence and systemic racism.
Featured author & speaker: Christina López - Growing up poor and Chicana in segregated Phoenix, López was inspired to activism by the Black liberation struggle. Her involvement with the two waves of Black Lives Matter and the never-ending battle against police brutality fuels her determination to find lasting solutions to discrimination and bigotry.
Featuring Sarah Scott - Black sailor, marine electrician, and reproductive justice activist.
Saturday, February 11th at 7:00 pm
Social at 6:00pm • Light refreshments $5-$8
New Freeway Hall, 5018 Rainier Ave. S., Seattle 98118
On #7 bus line and near Columbia City light rail station
Hosted by National Comrades of Color Caucus of Freedom Socialist Party & Radical Women
Information: 206-722-6057 • RW.Seattle@radicalwomen.org • radicalwomen.org • To arrange childcare, please call two days in advance
Thursday, January 19, 7:00pm
In-person educational and sign-making party
Not the church, not the state!
A brief meeting to learn about the Catholic Church’s bankrolling of the anti-abortion movement and the dangers posed by its acquisition of hospitals. Then roll up your sleeves to make signs and help prepare for the January 22 Roe v. Wade Day march and rally in Seattle. Masks required.
New Freeway Hall
5018 Rainier Avenue S., Seattle
On #7 bus line. Near Columbia City Light rail Station.
Sponsored by Radical Women
For more information: 206-722-6057 • rw.seattle@radicalwomen.org • www.RadicalWomen.org • Facebook.com/rwseattle
Sunday, January 22, 2:00pm
March and rally
We won’t go back!
Free abortion on demand, no forced sterilization!
Join the Puget Sound Mobilization for Reproductive Justice for a rally and march for abortion and full reproductive justice on the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Protest the millions spent by Catholic institutions to overturn abortion and seize control of hospitals & healthcare.
2pm Sunday, January 22nd
Meet outside St. James Cathedral,
804 9th Avenue, Seattle, WA
More details, endorsing organizations, and any updates can be accessed via the march's Facebook event.
Your help is needed to build the January 22nd action! If you can be part of planning, please let us know. There are subcommittee organizing meetings for this action weekly on Tuesdays at 6:30pm on Zoom. Information can be found on the Facebook event.
Register here: tinyurl.com/Jan22subcom1
If your organization or union is interested in endorsing the January 22nd action, please contact us at pugetsoundmobe@gmail.com
Sponsored by the Puget Sound Mobilization for Reproductive Justice
Information: pugetsoundmobe@gmail.com • Facebook • Instagram • Twitter •
Or call (206) 722-6057 (RW office phone, ask for Gina)
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