Honorable Steven J Dwyer

About EJC The Equal Justice Coalition educates policymakers and the public about the importance of civil legal aid to our communities and advocates for sufficient public funding for civil legal aid in Washington. Originally founded in 1995 to combat slashed federal funding for legal aid, the Equal Justice Coalition has grown to include more than 3, 000 individuals and organizations. Why does Washington need the Equal Justice Coalition? Our laws promise justice for all. But justice is out of reach for the majority of people struggling to survive poverty. Alongside the Alliance for Equal Justice, the Equal Justice Coalition is working to change that reality. State budget shortfall for current biennium Governor calls for General Fund cuts of 6% and next biennium's deficit continues to grow.

The Japan-America Society of the State of Washington is dedicated to fostering cultural exchange and mutual understanding between Japan and Washington State. Through a variety of engaging events, educational initiatives, and support for small businesses, the organization builds grassroots friendships and enriches the community's appreciation of Japanese culture. As a member of the National Association of Japan-America Societies, the society promotes international connections and collaboration. Their programs encompass everything from educational outreach in schools to annual fundraising events, reflecting a commitment to enhancing cultural ties and supporting diverse local entrepreneurs. Generated from the website