When we get together, we get **it done

community consciousness raising honoring the legacy of our foremothers.

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an intergenerational, intersectional grassroots coalition of individuals committed to advancing equal rights.

We recognize the power of voice, personal stories, and the importance of engaging in the political process to further progress.

We draw inspiration from the archetype of the WasherWomen, who are natural community builders and leaders. WasherWomen leave their corner of the world better than how they found it, and that is exactly what we intend to do.

We create space for open dialogues, consciousness raising, and engagement into political action.

COUNTDOWN TO ELECTION

COUNTDOWN TO ELECTION

Nov 7th, 2028

What is a WasherWoman?

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Who We Are

Our effort is guided by a small group of family therapists, artists and activists who believe common-good change is possible. We are entirely self-funded and contribute as volunteers. We are an intergenerational group of mothers, daughters, aunties, sisters, and friends.

We come from a long line of washerwomen, and we bet you do too.

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A WasherWoman’s Guide to Community Activism

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Consciousness Raising Circles

What does it mean to be a washerwoman in your community? Are you interested to start a WasherWoman Consciousness Raising Circle of your own? Reach out! We offer tools and training to get you started.

Past Events & Campaigns

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