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8/29
Seattle Human Rights Commission Condemns the Current Administration’s Treatment of Families Separated at the Border Crossing
6/26
Seattle Human Rights Commission Condemns Separation of Immigrant Families
3/10
Seattle Human Rights Commission condemns anti-Semitic threats locally and nationally
3/10
Seattle Human Rights Commission: Statement on the death of Ben Keita in Lake Stevens
11/22
Human Rights Commission demands that the City release information on its use of prison labor to conduct homeless encampment sweeps
9/16
Seattle Human Rights Commission Decries SPD’s Recent Deletion of Dashcam Footage – Urges Stricter Video Retention Standards
8/17
Seattle Human Rights Commission Calls for End to City Investments and Contracts with Companies that Profit from War Crimes
7/12
Seattle Human Rights Commission Condemns the Recent Murders of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, and Urges Stronger Civilian Oversight of Police Misconduct
5/20
Seattle Human Rights Commission Expresses Deep Concern about Seattle’s White and Black Student Achievement Gap
5/10
Seattle Human Rights Commission supports female Councilmembers
5/5
The Seattle Human Rights Commission Seeks Candidates 2016
3/30
Seattle Human Rights Commission Calling Upon the City of Seattle and Community Members to Support Africatown’s Restoration Efforts
12/8
The Seattle Human Rights Commission Seeks Candidates 2015
11/16
7 City Council Members and the Seattle Human Rights Commission send letter of concern on Washington Private Prison contract
5/5
Seattle Human Rights Commission concerned proposed parks smoking ban will disproportionately impact people who are homeless
3/9
Human Rights Commission Calls on City to Urge Water Quality Standards Protective of Health and Human Rights; Announces a Seattle Public Hearing on the Proposed Standards
7/22
Seattle Human Rights Commission Passes Resolution Calling Upon the City of Seattle to Divest from Corporations that Profit from Immigrant Detention
7/17
Seattle Human Rights Commission Passes Resolution Calling Upon the City of Seattle to Recognize the Second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples’ Day

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