Claire believes Washington can and should be a model for a robust clean energy economy that provides workers with sustainable job options and protects our unique environment. Claire sees the transition to a greener and cleaner economy as a tremendous opportunity to create jobs while improving the impact on climate change.
In Olympia, she will continue to support efforts to develop jobs in greener manufacturing, clean energy, and other higher-tech sectors. She will ensure these jobs are located in South King County and other suburban and rural areas whose economies are lagging. Claire will ensure funding for transit solutions that reduce air pollution and fight for more local public transit options. She will work to further our understanding of–and find solutions to–the many ways climate change and racial, social, and economic inequities intersect.
Thank you, legislators Many thanks to District 30’s State Sen. Claire Wilson and our State Representatives Jamila Taylor and Jesse Johnson for appearing at the April 5 Federal Way City Council meeting and sharing the results of their work on behalf of their Federal Way constituents. Senator Wilson worked hard on housing issues, supporting two … READ MORE
Most days, the massive unfairness of the world cannot crush Ollie Reeves. Most days, the 76-year-old calls on her faith in God and family to help her raise her two grandchildren, Montrey, 14, and Destiny, 10, amid a pandemic. Most days, the retiree plunges into her savings, accumulated as a Boeing shuttle driver, to pay … READ MORE
The day that Tracy Oakes learned his son had been stopped by police and arrested for riding in a stolen car was a bad one. The afternoon he learned that 16-year-old Trace would be sentenced to nearly two months’ incarceration at the Naselle Youth Camp was worse. But the morning Oakes opened a letter from … READ MORE
Day #173 on my walk back to the Senate.
🚩 Happy Diwali - (Row of Lights) - one of the major religious festivals in Hinduism, Jainism, and Sikhism symbolizing the victory of light over darkness. 🕯
🚩 Daily check-in with #TeamWilson…✅
🚩 Dialing for dollars and getting closer to my campaign fundraising goal every day. So thankful for those with the means to support…☎️💰
🚩 Meeting with the Office of AOC to talk about shared interests in the child welfare space for next sessions work together as well as being briefed on their legislative priorities for the coming session…🗒⚖️
🚩 Enjoyed a wonderful evening with supporters of my re-election campaign. Thankful for Lt Gov Denny Heck taking time out of his schedule (and on his way home from the airport) to be there in support with such kind and gracious words. Seeing and meeting friends, both old and new, makes each of the 16 days left of campaign worth it. Thankful for supporters who recognize and celebrate candidates taking the lead fighting for justice…⚖️🗳
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The 2022 national transgender survey is happening now.
The U.S. Transgender Survey (USTS) is the largest survey of trans people, by trans people, in the United States. The USTS documents the lives and experiences of trans and nonbinary people ages 16+ in the U.S. and U.S. territories. The 2022 USTS will provide an updated and expanded view of the experiences of transgender people across a wide range of areas, such as education, employment, family life, health, housing, and interactions with police and prisons.
Help us continue to be the largest, most diverse sample across all identities. Please spread the word to ensure that people of color, older people, those who live in rural areas, immigrants, Spanish speakers, those who are HIV+, and others hear about the survey. More than ever, it's important to ensure that trans voices will shape the future.
Open until November 21
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The USTS documents the lives and experiences of trans and nonbinary people ages 16+ in the U.S. and U.S. territories.