Northwest Health Law Advocates (NoHLA)

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Photo of a woman with short blond hair frowning while preparing food at their kitchen counter, with Families USA logo and text that reads: What happened to my mother was not one failure. It was many failures, across many systems, over many years. This is what health care in this country looks like for too many families -- overcomplicated, unaccountable, and indifferent to the people it is supposed to serve.
Bright purple banner with Families USA logo and heading that reads Health Care Affordability Digital Week of Action, followed by a list of sentences describing bipartisan reforms.
purple background with a gold Save the Date stamp, NoHLA logo, a text that reads Mending Health Care with Community, Friday, September 25, Details and registration coming soon.
White text that says News from NoHLA - Northwest Health Law Advocates. Read our latest newsletter. On dark purple background, next to image of a smartphone with a newsletter showing.
Quote from Daphne Smith, NoHLA Co-Ed, says, "The communities we serve are not abstract stakeholders; they are the people to whom we should feel accountable. They are the reason I show up." With a photo of three smiling adults posing close together with Tubman Health banner in the background.
Text-based graphic that reads "We deserve a healthcare system that puts people over profits." The word "people" is written in script highlighted in orange. At the bottom there is a "One Nation, Overcharged" logo in purple.
Purple background with quote that reads: This ruling goes beyond obesity. Insurers have used broad exclusions to get out of providing coverage…. This will impact every disabled person who has been denied care in Washington. Followed by the note: Read about the new WA court ruling in The Spokesman-Review, reported by Amanda Sullender.
Illustration of two people in a store with a heading above that reads Our dream Family Planning aisle. Person with tan skin and short dark hair pulls a birth control box from the shelf and a woman with dark brown skin uses a wheelchair and lifts a box labeled emergency contraceptive.
Free the Pill's All About Opill zine — guide to the first over-the-counter daily birth control pill available in the U.S. Check it out at bit.ly/AllAboutOpillZine. With DIY-news-clipping font and illustrations of two smiling women, one with red hair holding zines and the other with dark brown skin and braids holding a pamphlet and gesturing in welcome.
purple overlay and Northwest Health Law Advocates logo on background image of a Black woman with short hair wearing health provider scrubs gently touching the shoulder of a light-skinned woman with long brown hair and bangs, wearing a hospital gown with a serious face propped up on her hand. Quotation marks followed by the text: We're seeing a growing healthcare affordability crisis in Washington and around the country. 28k Washingtonians cancel insurance plans amid spiking costs, federal policies, by Jackie Kent for KOMO News - read the article. It puts strain on our resources collectively and ultimately will increase healthcare costs overall.
General Membership Meeting of Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness, Thurs, March 19 - 9-10:30AM, Zoom. HR1 impacts to Medicaid with Community Health Plan of Washington and Northwest Health Law Advocates - with colorful logos.
Northwest Health Law Advocates Legislative Wrap-Up Webinar, March 25, 12:30-1:30 PM, against a purple background with semi-transparent photo of a group holding signs on the steps of the Capitol building
Headline "House budget proposal would cut physical, occupational, and speech therapies from Apple Health (Medicaid) for all adults," followed by the quote, "Cutting therapies from Apple Health (Medicaid) would harm many, cost more in the long run, and help no one." against a background image of an adult with a leg brace holding onto guardrails as they move toward a medical professional
No cuts to health care for immigrants. Rally at the WA Capitol in Olympia, March 3, 2026, 12:30 PM. URL: march3-action.paperform.co. On a dark purple background with faded image of large Capitol building with columns and stairs.
A purple background displays yellow text that states, "Apple Health Expansion (AHE) is a WA program that serves adults with very low incomes who are excluded from federal programs. It makes health care access possible for those enrolled." At the bottom left, the logo for "NoHLA Northwest Health Law Advocates" is present, and on the bottom right, "NoHLA.org" is displayed.
A stylized graphic of a and with brown skin holding a microphone with the text "Amplify Immigrant Voices" at the top. Then "Help protect immigrant health care in WA!" and includes a QR code and the URL "surveymonkey.com/r/AHE_138". At the bottom are logos for Latino Community Fund Washington State and NoHLA Northwest Health Law Advocates.
"2026 Priorities" in bold, with NoHLA logo below and WA State Capitol Building in background