Check out this list of curated candidate events for the upcoming week, including canvassing, door-knocking, and phonebanking. This page will be updated weekly to bring you the most updated list of candidate events for WCA-endorsed candidates in Washington state.
Join the Finding Your Civic Voice Workshop on October 8 from 12 to 1:30 p.m. and learn about the process of finding your own unique voice as an environmental and civic advocate for Washington state’s shorelines. By the end of the workshop, each participant will have an effective, personally meaningful comment ready to submit to the Department of Ecology either in writing or aloud. This workshop is free and open to the public, but you must register for the event.
Join the fourth annual of Rise Up Northwest in Unity (R.U.N.) in Unity Convening from October 13 to 15. Immerse yourself in the wisdom, hope, collective power, and knowledge on Salmon and Orca recovery, environmental justice, and Tribal sovereignty. This year’s theme is “Inspiring action at the speed of trust.” This hybrid event is free but registration is required.
Join the Seven Sisters Campaign, led by Se’Si’Le in partnership with Tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations, at Rise Up Northwest (R.U.N.) in Unity 2026 in Spokane, WA. This campaign will launch events designed to elevate the leadership of Seven Indigenous Women whose work addresses the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.
Join the Seven Sisters Campaign, led by Se’Si’Le in partnership with Tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations, at the Woodland Park Zoo PACCAR Auditorium in Seattle, WA. This campaign will launch events designed to elevate the leadership of Seven Indigenous Women whose work addresses the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.
Please join us on October 16 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Seattle University School of Law for a workshop on the foundational principles of Tribal sovereignty and free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC), hosted and presented by the Northwest Center for Indigenous Law and Washington Conservation Action Tribal Nations Program.
Join the Seven Sisters Campaign, led by Se’Si’Le in partnership with Tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations, at Brickworks, Friday Harbor in San Juan Island, WA This campaign will launch events designed to elevate the leadership of Seven Indigenous Women whose work addresses the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.
The tenth annual Carbon Friendly Forestry Conference will take place on December 7, 2026. We’re excited to welcome practitioners, policymakers, decision-makers, landowners, civil society, wood supply chain companies, academics, and community members whose work connects to forest management or carbon sequestration.