Event Details
Purchase an On-Demand Ticket and you will receive an email to access to the webinar recording and materials.Â
Original Webinar:
Wednesday, November 8, 2023
10:00AM – 11:30AM PT
Online via Zoom – this workshop will be recorded
- Why do we advocate?
- What happens if we advocate as a sector?
- What is advocacy and lobbying?
- Can nonprofits advocate and lobby?
- What is the Public Disclosure Commission?
- What do we need to know to stay compliant?
Advocacy Building Blocks is part of a Online 3-Part Advocacy Series
- 11/8/2023: Advocacy Building Blocks: An Introduction to Advocacy for Nonprofits
- 12/6/2023: Advocacy Gathering: Advocacy Strategic Messaging
- 1/17/2023: Advocacy Gathering: Advocacy in Action
Use the button below to register for all three events.
Cost
Free for NAWA Members – Check the Member Resources page for the coupon code.Â
$20 for Not-Yet-Members. Interested in becoming a NAWA Member? Learn more about membership here.Â
Who Should Attend
Nonprofit professionals, board members, and volunteers interested in advocacy are encouraged to attend.
Accessibility
Captioning: We will have automated captioning enabled.
Interpretation: Please indicate during registration if you have an interpretation request. Typically, we need at least two weeks in order to schedule an interpreter.
Visual Descriptions: Presenters will include visual descriptions of themselves and the slides to give a person who is low-vision, blind, or calling in without video a sense of space and place.
If you have additional accessibility requests, please let us know when you register.
About the Speaker
Tiffany Brace
Tiffany became Nonprofit Association of Washington’s Policy Director in October of 2022. She brings 10 years of experience in social work, public policy, and advocacy across disability rights, voter engagement, education, childcare access, and healthcare. She received her Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and Spanish from Seattle University and her Master of Social Work in Administration and Policy Practice from the University of Washington. Tiffany is passionate about supporting nonprofits, their workers, and those they benefit to advocate for a thriving Washington. When she’s not deep-diving into a policy proposal or meeting with advocates, Tiffany is often found baking up seasonal treats for the gluten free community. Tiffany will say yes to any invitation as long as her dog, Yuki, is invited too.
HyeEun Park
HyeEun has spent years leading legislative agendas and advocacy, building relationships and mobilizing coalition members statewide. She has more than 15 years of experience in community organizing, political campaigns, and government relations. Previously, HyeEun served as a senior policy analyst for the Washington Black Lives Matter Alliance, where she shaped the legislative agenda and garnered support for life-saving policy and direct investment in Black communities. As a program manager for King County, she helped mobilize record turnout among historically and currently undercounted people in the 2020 Census. She also served as a political strategist for YWCA Seattle, King, Snohomish, and health policy coordinator at Children’s Alliance. Before moving to the Pacific Northwest, she lived and worked in Korea, organizing for women and children around reproductive rights. To move anti-racist policy, BIPOC folks must not just be at the table, but build their own table and lead the redesign of policies and systems.
She earned an MPA from CUNY Baruch as a National Urban Fellow and a BA in history at the College of St. Benedict. Outside of work, she enjoys eating out at different restaurants, spending time with friends, and volunteering
Sean Flynn, General Counsel, Washington State Public Disclosure Commission
Sean has worked at the PDC since 2018. Prior to joining the PDC, he served as nonpartisan legal counsel with the Washington State House of Representatives and appellate program manager at the Office of Public Defense. Sean is a graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Notre Dame Law School, and he clerked at the Washington and New Mexico supreme courts.
Ladelle Fuquay, Filer Assistance Specialist, Washington State Public Disclosure Commission
Ladelle has worked for the PDC for the past 17 years in a variety of roles. Since she joined the agency, it has gone from paper-filed reports to electronically filed reports available to the public within minutes, while filers have moved from traditional advertising to various forms of electronic media to get their message out. She enjoys helping customers understand and comply with PDC law.
Thanks to Our Partner
Presented by Nonprofit Association of Washington in partnership with the Washington Office of the Secretary of State.Â
Questions? Contact Nonprofit Association of Washington
Phone: (855) 299-2922 x108
Email:Â [email protected]