Health coverage: it’s worth protecting
Here in Washington and across the country, the open enrollment period for health coverage on state-based exchanges has begun.
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No Kidding! The Children's Alliance blog
Washington’s kids need investments – not short-sighted cuts – to weather the COVID-19 crisis
KIDS COUNT brief urges lawmakers to act boldly on behalf of kids & families
By Liz Olson - cross-posted from Schmudget Blog
Advocates assemble! A call to join the fight for justice for kids
When I stepped into my role as the new Executive Director of Children’s Alliance, I was humbled to succeed Paola Maranan, a dear friend who I’ve long admired as a champion for racial equity. I was equally excited to join an organization with a well-deserved reputation for advancing anti-racism.
Words matter: our decision to capitalize White
At Children’s Alliance, we are working to dismantle the barriers kids face to brighter, stronger futures.
What legislators can do for Washington’s families now
In just half a year, life in Washington state has changed profoundly. The global pandemic has taken the lives of more than 2,000 of our neighbors, friends and family. The recession has cost 200,000 workers their jobs.
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Community Conversations with Dr. Stephan Blanford
On August 20th and 25th, Children's Alliance met virtually with community members from across our state to strengthen and grow our commitment to racial justice for children and families, and our relationships with our fellow advocates, and to introduce our new Executive Director Dr. Stephan Blanford to our membership to share his vision and values. Read our announcement about Dr.
To Support Kids, Support their Caregivers
To Support Kids, Support their Caregivers
Welcoming Dr. Stephan Blanford, Children’s Alliance’s new executive director
We’re proud to announce that Dr. Stephan Blanford has assumed the position of Children’s Alliance’s executive director.
Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter.
Kids and the State Budget
The COVID-19 pandemic hammered the state capitol last Friday, in the form of budget cuts and vetoes to bills and investments that matter to kids. And as Gov.
We are in this together for kids, families and communities – Children’s Alliance and COVID-19
Our communities are facing an unprecedented level of uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of you are feeling the hardships resulting from the necessary measures we must take to reduce the transmission and impact of this dangerous virus. We hope that you and the kids you care about are safe and healthy.