Open House
The first Monday of every month:
Check the monthly WAPPC newsletterfor zoom link
Join us each month to meet others in the movement, learn how we are organizing and mobilizing from the bottom up.
Recent Events
Watch the photo album and the video created by Chardonnay Beaver, our student communications specialist of Washington State participation in the June 18, 2022 Mass Poor People's and Low-Wage Workers' Assembly and Moral March on Washington DC and to the polls. In the meantime,
Links to previous June events
Monday, June 13th:
Virtual Statewide call with Dr. Cornel West: King’s Philosophy of Nonviolence
Friday, June 17th:
National Memorial Service at the Reflecting Pool by the Lincoln Memorial
Saturday, June 18th:
Mass Poor People’s and Low-Wage Workers’ Assembly and Moral March on Washington DC and to the Polls!
And Now to the Polls!
Between now and the midterm election in November, there will be a number of opportunities for folks to support our campaign to shift the narrative, build power, and secure policies which fully address poverty and low wealth from the bottom up! This document will have all of the links and resources you need to share information with your community and will update you with everything we are doing!
Forward Together! Not One Step Back!
CALL TO ACTION
7 Steps/Demands to the Midterms
ACTIONS PULLING THE MOVEMENT FORWARD TO NOVEMBER 2022
Thursday September 15th 7:00 pm ET
Coordinated Canvassing Workshop
Wednesday September 21
National Virtual GOTV Service
Thursday September 22
Faith Leaders Speaking to Congress
Saturday September 24
National Coordinated Canvassing Day
Saturday October 8
National Coordinated Canvassing Day
Thursday October 13
National Coordinating Committee Call
Saturday October 15
National Day of Action
Monday October 17
National Virtual GOTV Service
Thursday November 3
Virtual National GOTV Facebook Live
Forward Together, Not One Step Back!
14 Policy Priorities to Heal the Nation:
A Moral and Economic Agenda for the First 100 Days
On behalf of the 140 million poor and low-income people in the country, the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival – and our 45 state coordinating committees, thousands of religious leaders, scholars, economists, advocates and hundreds of supporting organizations – insists that state legislatures, governors and the US Congress prioritize the following policies from the Poor People’s Jubilee Platform immediately.
Prioritize the needs of essential workers, people with disabilities, people of color and poor and low income people who have hit the hardest in this pandemic.
Expand Medicaid in every state, secure Medicare and work towards enacting a public universal health care option.
A council that will work with the Poor People’s Campaign to advocate for the Jubilee agenda and include directly impacted poor and low-income people, moral and religious leaders, economists and other policy advocates.
Prioritize the needs of essential workers, people with disabilities, people of color and poor and low income people who have hit the hardest in this pandemic.