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Spokane Legislators Share Different Takes on Boys and Men Commission Proposal | Democrats Riccelli, Ormsby, Hill

February 23, 2025February 21, 2025
Naker Riccelli Ormsby Hill Spokane town hall

All three agree there are real issues needing attention The three lawmakers who represent State Legislative District 3 (central Spokane) conducted a telephone town hall event during the evening of February 18. Two of them … Read more

WSU’s Maddy Vanderkooy Presents Statistics on Farm Stress and Suicides to State Senators

March 7, 2025February 17, 2025
Farm Stress and Suicide Prevention

“I grew up on a dairy farm watching my dad. It’s a well-deserved pride associated with farming. They’re out there 16 hours a day, 7 days a week.” We made a video showing four minutes of highlights … Read more

Seattle’s Taylor: After a Painful Childhood, I Want a Success Story

February 18, 2026January 7, 2025
Taylor Richards Seattle

Taylor had a very difficult childhood. Today he is 37 years old, about to complete a bachelor’s degree in behavioral science from Seattle Central College, and he’s employed full-time as a community engagement recovery support … Read more

Government’s New Report on Status of Fatherhood in Washington Shows They See Problems. What Happens Next?

February 14, 2026December 24, 2024
State of Fatherhood in Washington Report cover

The Washington Fatherhood Council has released their ground-breaking State of Fatherhood in Washington Study Report. It acknowledges that fathers experience stigmas and inequities and that government policies and approaches to fatherhood inclusion remain inconsistent. In … Read more

A Commission on Boys and Men Could Host Listening Sessions Focused on Young Men’s Concerns

February 21, 2025December 12, 2024
Cassandra Sage and her son Kobey Sage Chew

This is a guest-written post by Cassandra Sage, education advocate and Kirkland mother of four sons. It is critical that politicians and policymakers understand the needs and perspectives of young adults in order to shape … Read more

Action Plan for Increasing Voting Among University of Washington Students Neglects Male Gender Gap

November 24, 2024November 23, 2024
Democracy Dawgs report excludes acknowledgement of sex-based disparity

UW voter engagement coalition signals they’re okay with lower male voting rate A healthy democracy functions best when there is broad engagement that reflects the population being represented. The student newspaper for the University of … Read more

‘We haven’t found the magic sauce yet’ – Refreshing humility from newly-elected Spokane superior court judge Andrew Van Winkle [video]

December 6, 2024November 12, 2024
Andrew Van Winkle Spokane Superior Court Judge

Andrew Van Winkle has unseated incumbent judge Timothy Hennessy, winning 52% of the vote in the race for Spokane Superior Court Judge Position 11. In July 2024, a Spokane-based civic organization called People for Effective … Read more

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