Community Panel: A Discussion with Washington State Activists

Community Panel: A Discussion with Washington State Leaders

Join us for an engaging discussion with prominent Washington leaders at the University of Washington's Waterfront Activities Center (WAC). Hear from influential community figures—Marc Brodine from CPUSA, Kristin Ang from the Faith Action Network, and Tye Reed from House Our Neighbors—as they share their insights, experiences, and advice on how to become more politically involved. The discussion will be moderated by Todd Crosby from UFCW and former CWA organizer Todd Tollefson. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with local leaders and gain valuable perspectives on important issues. Reserve your spot today!

Kristin Ang is the policy director and lobbyist for Faith Action Network (FAN), a statewide multifaith partnership striving for just, compassionate, and sustainable communities through courageous advocacy and public action. FAN partners with about 170 faith communities, numerous coalitions, and thousands of people across Washington State for the common good. Kristin is also the President of the Port of Tacoma Commission, and Co-Chair of the Northwest Seaport Alliance, one of the largest maritime gateways in North America. She made history as the first person of color elected to the Port of Tacoma along with the historical endorsement of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians.

Host or Publisher CPUSA Irene Hull Club