Election Education Project
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The Election Education Project compiles questions from our members, issues, needs and actions needed in our community. This compilation of information is published as the Agenda for Meeting Basic Human Needs and the Voter Information Guide. These tools help our members, their constituents and the general public gauge the commitment that each local candidate has for helping people meet their basic human needs.
As part of the Election Education Project, SHSC hosts a biennial candidate’s forum where Seattleites have the opportunity to face their local candidates for City Council to discuss their commitment to health and human services.
As a nonprofit organization, Seattle Human Services Coalition does not make endorsements or recommendations or show any preference toward any candidate.
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| >> SHSC Online Voter's Guide |
| In addition to the forum, SHSC also publishes a Voter’s Guide, developed by our coalition members and posted online to provide you with more information about candidates running for local public office. |
Want to know where the candidates stand on issues regarding homelessness, affordable housing, early learning, healthcare, institutional racism, and violence prevention? |
| Thank you! to all who attended the Oct 6th Human Services Candidates Forum. A special thanks to Candidates for Seattle City Council Richard Conlin, David Ginsberg, Sally Bagshaw, David Bloom, Jessie Israel, Nick Licata, Mike O’Brien and Robert Rosencrantz, along with candidates for City Attorney Tom Carr and Pete Holmes as well as Seattle City Mayoral candidates Joe Mallahan and Mike McGinn. |
![[List of sponsors for the 2009 Candidates Forum]](images/2009forumsponsors.jpg) |
Seattle Human Services Coalition | 4759 15th Ave NE, #308 – Seattle, WA 98105 | Ph: 206. 325. 7105 | E: shsc@shscoalition.org
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