Wishing Washingtonians Well-Being in 2025
Washington Economic Justice Alliance has a mission to ensure every Washingtonian can meet their basic needs, fully contribute their talents, and pass well-being down to future generations. In 2025,...
A cohesive voice, and unified action.
The Washington Economic Justice Alliance is the multi-sector collaboration responsible for implementing the 10-Year Plan to Dismantle Poverty.
Let’s work together to create a Washington where everyone can thrive. Our 2024 impact report is a call to action for all partners committed to ending poverty and promoting well-being.
Eight strategies. 60 Recommendations. One goal. Let’s go!
Washingtonians share. We listen. We act.
“Everybody had their own experience within the system, and everybody brought a value, but also brought… a piece of the puzzle.”
Washington Economic Justice Alliance has a mission to ensure every Washingtonian can meet their basic needs, fully contribute their talents, and pass well-being down to future generations. In 2025,...
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Learn more about poverty in Washington State and how we are addressing it.
The Washington Economic Justice Alliance is just that, an alliance among many people, organizations, and entities working together to implement the 10-Year Plan to Dismantle Poverty.
No, while the Alliance is hosted by DSHS, it is a partnership between many lived experts, community organizations, tribes, businesses, and state agencies.
The 10-Year Plan to Dismantle Poverty is Washington State's Blueprint for a Just and Equitable Future. The plan outlines 8 Strategies and 60 policy recommendations designed to ensure Washingtonians have their foundational needs met and the resources and opportunities they need to thrive. The plan is informed by existing data and research, people experiencing poverty and organizations working on their behalf, and innovations happening in Washington state communities and throughout the country.
There are many ways to get involved with the WA Economic Justice Alliance. Check out our sign up to our Newsletter, or Contact Us to find out what unique contributions you can make to ending poverty in Washington State.
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