Town Hall Seattle and Habitat for Humanity present
The Future of Affordable Housing
A Panel Discussion
Town Hall Seattle and Women's International League for Peace and Freedom US present
A Panel Discussion
EVENT NOTES
Doors for this event will open at 6:30 PM. Town Hall events are approximately 75 minutes long.

An election can change who holds power. Movements determine what happens next.
The 2026 midterms will leave the country at a national inflection point. Some of us may be celebrating. Others may feel discouraged, angry, or uncertain. But whatever happens at the ballot box, communities and movements working for justice continue to face many of the same interconnected challenges – and a critical question: What do we do next?
This conversation brings together leaders from across the social justice spectrum – not for another round of post-election analysis, but to look forward. What changed, and what didn’t? Where are communities most at risk? What aren’t we paying enough attention to? And what can we do together that we’re still doing separately?
At a time when movements are often divided by issue, constituency, and strategy, this panel will explore intersections. To think across movements, to understand where communities and issues can converge in new ways, and to consider what this moment requires of all of us.
Panelists
Presented by Town Hall Seattle and Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom US.
Events are offered for informational, entertainment, and educational purposes only. Read Town Hall’s Program Content Policy.
Town Hall Seattle and Habitat for Humanity present
A Panel Discussion
Rental Partner: Ignite Seattle presents
Seattle’s Premier Storytelling Night
Town Hall Seattle presents
Featuring Sari Breznau and the Singing in the Rain Family Choir