Coalitions

Breaking silos to build power

One organization alone cannot win our boldest visions for change. Luckily, there are dynamic groups who recognize this across Washington, and we’ve joined together to win an agenda for the working class.

We organize in various formations, such as workers who share a common employer, industry, or location.

Often, we organize in coalition with other 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) partners. We also stay in close communication with local unions, strategizing together on challenges and opportunities facing the workers we organize who don’t have the protection of a union.

Our role within the workers movement is to build worker power in places where unionization may not be an available tool, and we also know that we can win more when we are working shoulder-to-shoulder with other organizations fighting for economic fairness.

Washington Power Building Table

About the Washington Power Building Table

The WA Power Building Table (PBT) develops a statewide strategy to build power, spanning electoral advocacy, narrative strategy, and basebuilding.

Our approach focuses on the communities we represent and are uniquely qualified to reach, including immigrants, youth, BIPOC, people who speak multiple languages, working-class Washingtonians, voters who are apathetic or angry at politics as usual and other historically disenfranchised people.

Participating groups

Washington Domestic Workers Coalition

About the Washington Domestic Workers Coalition

The WA Domestic Workers Coalition works to expand worker protections for domestic workers. The coalition was founded in 2018 to help win protections at the municipal level in Seattle, and after the success of that campaign, later grew into a statewide coalition seeking to improve labor standards for domestic workers across the state.

Participating groups

Washington For All

About Washington For All

Washington For All collectively defends our democracy. Formed in 2025 by immigrant rights organizations and allies from the labor movement, faith communities, and other community organizations to win policies that support immigrants.

We plan trainings and political education to organize our communities. We defend our neighbors and change the narrative around immigration. We get out in the streets to show up for our neighbors and for our democracy.

We are mobilizing people across the state so that the government knows: this is our democracy and we will defend it.

Participating groups

In these coalitions, we:

Build political alignment

Craft narrative strategies

Share base-building tactics

Scale up campaigns

More ways we organize

This is one piece of how we organize. Explore our power-building, electoral advocacy, or active campaigns.