Washington State LGBTQ Commission
@walgbtqcommission.bsky.social
Improving WA gov's interface with the LGBTQ community by identifying community needs & ensuring effective advocacy for 2SLGBTQIA+people!
https://linktr.ee/wa.lgbtqcommission
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Interested in learning more about Washington's journey to marriage equality? Check out Legacy Washington's "Love, Equally" book and online exhibit at the link in our bio!
November 21, 2025 at 9:31 PM
Interested in learning more about Washington's journey to marriage equality? Check out Legacy Washington's "Love, Equally" book and online exhibit at the link in our bio!
If you cannot attend, you may complete the Feedback Survey on your own time at the link in our bio. Visit lgbtq.wa.gov for access to all the links and contact info to submit your concerns for review by the Office of the Governor.
November 20, 2025 at 2:04 AM
If you cannot attend, you may complete the Feedback Survey on your own time at the link in our bio. Visit lgbtq.wa.gov for access to all the links and contact info to submit your concerns for review by the Office of the Governor.
A big thank you and shout to the Movement Advancement Project for organizing this panel and thank you to our fellow co-panelists from the Urban Institute, University of Pennsylvania and the Williams Institute!
November 18, 2025 at 6:33 PM
A big thank you and shout to the Movement Advancement Project for organizing this panel and thank you to our fellow co-panelists from the Urban Institute, University of Pennsylvania and the Williams Institute!
📊 Washington Statewide LGBTQ+ Survey
A landmark statewide effort to understand the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ Washingtonians while centering privacy, informed consent, and harm reduction. (cont.)
A landmark statewide effort to understand the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ Washingtonians while centering privacy, informed consent, and harm reduction. (cont.)
November 18, 2025 at 6:33 PM
📊 Washington Statewide LGBTQ+ Survey
A landmark statewide effort to understand the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ Washingtonians while centering privacy, informed consent, and harm reduction. (cont.)
A landmark statewide effort to understand the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ Washingtonians while centering privacy, informed consent, and harm reduction. (cont.)
🔏 My Health, My Data Act (2023)
One of the nation’s strongest consumer health data privacy laws, limiting how sensitive health information can be collected, shared, or sold. (cont.)
One of the nation’s strongest consumer health data privacy laws, limiting how sensitive health information can be collected, shared, or sold. (cont.)
November 18, 2025 at 6:33 PM
🔏 My Health, My Data Act (2023)
One of the nation’s strongest consumer health data privacy laws, limiting how sensitive health information can be collected, shared, or sold. (cont.)
One of the nation’s strongest consumer health data privacy laws, limiting how sensitive health information can be collected, shared, or sold. (cont.)
Sam highlighted Washington's leadership through:
🛡️ Washington’s Shield Law
Protects patients, providers, and sensitive data related to gender-affirming and reproductive care from out-of-state investigations. (cont.)
🛡️ Washington’s Shield Law
Protects patients, providers, and sensitive data related to gender-affirming and reproductive care from out-of-state investigations. (cont.)
November 18, 2025 at 6:33 PM
Sam highlighted Washington's leadership through:
🛡️ Washington’s Shield Law
Protects patients, providers, and sensitive data related to gender-affirming and reproductive care from out-of-state investigations. (cont.)
🛡️ Washington’s Shield Law
Protects patients, providers, and sensitive data related to gender-affirming and reproductive care from out-of-state investigations. (cont.)
The next step is to survey adults living in Washington and use the results, alongside other statewide data and community input, to develop an action plan.
Your voice matters – share your feedback to help improve the way people age in Washington State: doh.wa.gov/age-and-deme...
Your voice matters – share your feedback to help improve the way people age in Washington State: doh.wa.gov/age-and-deme...
Age- and Dementia-Friendly Washington Survey
We invite and encourage you to take the Age- and Dementia-Friendly Washington Survey. Together, we can build communities that support dignity, independence, and connection for all. The survey is offer...
doh.wa.gov
November 12, 2025 at 8:28 PM
The next step is to survey adults living in Washington and use the results, alongside other statewide data and community input, to develop an action plan.
Your voice matters – share your feedback to help improve the way people age in Washington State: doh.wa.gov/age-and-deme...
Your voice matters – share your feedback to help improve the way people age in Washington State: doh.wa.gov/age-and-deme...
Our community is resilient, joyful, and deserving of a state and country where we are free to be ourselves.
November 10, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Our community is resilient, joyful, and deserving of a state and country where we are free to be ourselves.
this ruling has throughout our community. We are committed to sharing more information as soon as we can.
November 7, 2025 at 1:04 AM
this ruling has throughout our community. We are committed to sharing more information as soon as we can.
If you cannot attend, you may complete the Feedback Survey on your own time at the link in our bio. Visit lgbtq.wa.gov for access to all the links and contact info to submit your concerns for review by the Office of the Governor.
November 6, 2025 at 4:16 PM
If you cannot attend, you may complete the Feedback Survey on your own time at the link in our bio. Visit lgbtq.wa.gov for access to all the links and contact info to submit your concerns for review by the Office of the Governor.
Whether it is through supporting Attorney General Nick Brown arguing for trans rights in courts across the country, or by advocating for accepting polices for 2SLGBTQIA+ people here in Olympia, the LGBTQ Commission continues to work for a Washington for all.
November 4, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Whether it is through supporting Attorney General Nick Brown arguing for trans rights in courts across the country, or by advocating for accepting polices for 2SLGBTQIA+ people here in Olympia, the LGBTQ Commission continues to work for a Washington for all.