At HHAD 2010 you will join hundreds of your fellow advocates to tell our elected officials that "everyone deserves the opportunity to live in a safe, decent, and affordable home!"
Participate in workshops, network with other advocates and service providers, and meet with your elected officials.
During this short legislative session we need to stand together to urge our legislators to take enact a revenue package as an essential part of the solution to the budget deficit. We can preserve access to affordable housing, protect vital programs, and rebuild our safety net!
Stand with us: Register to attend today! Income will not be a barrier to participation on HHAD, there is no entrance fee. However, we do ask that you consider a donation to help the Housing Alliance cover the costs for the day and continue to fight to ensure that it is possible for working families to pay for housing and still have enough money for the basics like groceries and gas and childcare throughout the year. Let's Bring Washington Home!
Click here to register:
https://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/2685/l/eng/p/salsa/event/common/public/?event_KEY=56981
Speak up for kids at Have a Heart for Kids Day at the State Capitol in Olympia on February 15, 2010!
This is a critical year for children. Kids are struggling to grow up amid rising poverty and steep budget cuts to the services and education they are counting on.
Join hundreds of people from around the state who care about kids to rally and speak directly to your legislators. You can reserve your spot and register today.
Click here to register:
http://www.childrensalliance.org/news-events/have-heart-kids-day
You'll be calling folks in key legislative districts, to influence and encourage lawmakers in Olympia to:
- Protect our economic future by preventing further erosion of the things that residents value so much about our
state: quality schools, affordable health care, a safety net for the most vulnerable, affordable housing, public safety,
and a clean environment.
- Adopt a balanced approach to closing the current budget shortfall that includes closing unfair tax loopholes
and identifying new revenue sources to stabilize the funding for these programs in the short and long term.
We'll be making calls at the Fuse office in downtown Seattle. Pizza provided!
You'll be calling folks in key legislative districts, to influence and encourage lawmakers in Olympia to:
- Protect our economic future by preventing further erosion of the things that residents value so much about our
state: quality schools, affordable health care, a safety net for the most vulnerable, affordable housing, public safety,
and a clean environment.
- Adopt a balanced approach to closing the current budget shortfall that includes closing unfair tax loopholes
and identifying new revenue sources to stabilize the funding for these programs in the short and long term.
We'll be making calls at the Fuse office in downtown Seattle. Pizza provided!
Town hall in the 6th district to talk about revenue with state senator Chris Marr.
Talk to state senator Chris Marr about revenue.
Town hall on revenue for the 25th district. Representative Dawn Morrell will be there!
Town hall on revenue. All three legislators from the 33rd district will be there -- Sen. Karen Keiser, Rep. Dave Upthegrove, and Rep. Tina Orwell.
Town hall on revenue. Representative Eric Pettigrew will be there.
Town hall on revenue for the 48th legislative district. Representative Ross Hunter will be there.
Town hall on revenue. Representative Bob Hasegawa will be there.
