Rep Newhouse hasn’t hosted a Town Hall this year. So we will!

Join WA Dems and former Gov. Jay Inslee for The People’s Town Hall! 

This is your chance to connect with community members and leaders to discuss issues that matter the most to you. 

RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfo1__Qtlm16HxrKM6I9K6QxrCcFGGyE2SLw6pxa2QIyOmKPg/viewform

Lee Cerveny (PHD) Research Social Scientist, US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, presents “Homelessness and Nonrecreational Camping on National Forests and Grasslands in the United States.”

This lecture is free and open to the public.

Please save the date. More information coming.

Each Saturday, join local Democrats for a meet and greet. Bring your political rage, your latest activist project, and an open mind. Let’s network and meet new friends.

Come create posters and signs for the upcoming Hands Off / Remove Reverse Reclaim March happening April 5. Supplies provided, bring your create ideas and slogans.

Law enforcement officials are hosting a town hall meeting about how drugs and gang activity are continuing to cause problems in the Walla Walla Valley. Because of limited capacity, pre-registration is required via http://bit.ly/wwpdtownhall.

Come create posters and signs for the upcoming Hands Off / Remove Reverse Reclaim March happening April 5. Supplies provided, bring your create ideas and slogans.

The biggest crises of this time, political polarization, racial and economic inequity, a global pandemic, and climate change, through an unexpected lens: math. Initially released in April 2024. Maxey Auditorium is located near Boyer Avenue and Otis Street, https://www.whitman.edu/campus-map.

The public is invited to a no-host Civility Lunch sponsored by the Walla Walla Valley Civility Project at the China Buffet (1618 Plaza Way) on Saturday, March 29, at noon.  

Following individual food choices, the lunch will begin in the restaurant's meeting room with an introduction to civility principles and practices. Participants will break into small groups to share thoughts and feelings about current and planned cuts in federal funding, including any effects they're likely to have on the quality of life in the Walla Walla Valley.

Because of limited seating, interested participants are asked to register by email at civilityprojectww@gmail.com and to include their contact information, after which the Project will confirm their registration.

The mission of the Civility Project is to promote understanding and respect among all members of our local communities and beyond. The Project's website is wwcivilityproject.blogspot.com.

Join local Democrats for a meet and greet. Bring your political rage, your latest activist project, and an open mind. Let’s network and meet new friends.

Women’s identities are not one-dimensional, their experiences are layered, complex, and intersecting. In honor of Women’s History Month, Washington State’s Community-Focused Commissions and the Office of Equity invite you to a panel discussion on the role of intersectionality in coalition-building, community support, and systems change.

Join local Democrats for a meet and greet. Bring your political rage, your latest activist project, and an open mind. Let’s network and meet new friends.

Join in community conversation and networking. No-host wine available.

Be a part of the formation of the new WW Lesbian Caucus, a group dedicated to addressing the needs of lesbian individuals within our Walla Walla community. Lend your support in creating a community where we can support and value each other!  If you know anyone who might not see this, please pass along the details. For any questions or comments, please contact Sharon Sweeney, the organizer, at sweeney.sharon@ymail.com.

Andrea Malmber from UVE Hub and Tony Malmberg, co-founder of the Savory Institute, present “Bane or Boon? Cattle - Pastures, Cropland, and Forests. How Does It Work?”  Sponsored by the Agricultural and Rural Issues Caucus of the Washington State Democrats.  

Dr. Cristina Eisenberg, Associate Dean and Director of Tribal Initiatives at the OSU College of Forestry,  will share why partnerships with Tribal Nations in the co-stewardship of national forests can increase their climate resilience. 

Given the speed of anthropogenic climate change and its impacts on forest resilience to wildfires, such partnerships are vital. Indigenous Peoples’ wisdom about forests and how they have changed since time immemorial provides powerful lessons. Indigenous Knowledge (IK) and practices such as cultural burning can deeply inform how humans steward forests.

On Tuesday evening, click here for the program: https://rdlwxw.clicks.mlsend.com/tj/c/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjEwMTc0MCxcImxcIjoxNDkxMjk2NzcxNTExNDMwMTcsXCJyXCI6MTQ5MTI5Njg4MjE0NjY5MjcxfSIsInMiOiIzNjUwYWFkYmU4NzRiZDU0In0

Sponsored by the Eastern Oregon Climate Change Coalition.

Republicans Sen. Perry Dozier and Rep. Mark Klicker will host a virtual town hall on Monday, March 17. The webinar will be from 6 to 7 p.m. on the Zoom platform. To participate, residents must register in advance at tinyurl.com/mb9rkbd9.

The Washington State LGBTQ Commission will convene for their second public meeting of 2025. Please note that the agenda & meeting materials will be available at the Commission’s page no less than 24 hours prior to the start of Friday's meeting day.  Everett Maroon (Commission Co-Chair) and Mark Rosén (Commissioner) currently represent Walla Walla County on the Commission.

For Remote Attendance, use the Zoom Webinar ID: 822 9846 8419

(Please note that emails will not be collected from the Zoom webinar attendance. Registration is not required.)

Bring signs, banners, and your voice as we take to the streets. All genders and ages are welcomed and encouraged to come and march in solidarity.

Join local Democrats for a meet and greet. Bring your political rage, your latest activist project, and an open mind. Let’s network and meet new friends.

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