Who’s with Evan.
UPDATE! The Stranger | Seattle’s Alternative Newspaper
"Evan Briggs deserves your vote because she has a solid backbone and creative ideas for assessing student success.... She showed some serious spine in 2019, when she stood up to some parents and staff at Thornton Creek Elementary to help another mom draw attention to a civil rights investigation that the district mishandled.... She pitches strong, realistic ideas for progress, such as establishing policies to ensure that schools benefit equitably from parent-teacher association funds. But she also pitches good big ideas, such as ditching the standard grading system and moving to one where teachers assess students based on how well they managed to learn the core concepts of a specific course....Vote Briggs."
Fuse Progressive Voters Guide
Sole endorsement.
National Women's Political Caucus of WA State | President Olgy Diaz
The NWPC of Washington has voted to endorse Evan Briggs for Seattle School Board Director, District 3.
Sole endorsement.
46th District Democrats
Sole endorsement.
The Washington State National Organization for Women Political Action Committee
The Washington State National Organization for Women Political Action Committee for Seattle School District Director, Position 3.
Sole endorsement.
King County Democrats
Sole endorsement.
Brandon Hersey
Seattle School Board President
Girmay Zahilay
King County Councilmember
Rep. Gerry Pollet
State Representative District 46
Sen. David Frockt
Former Washington State Senator represented the 46th District, comprising N. Seattle, Lake Forest Park, and Kenmore
Rep. Darya Farivar
State Representative District 46
"One of the qualities I most appreciate about Evan is her clear, justice-minded, and intersectional analysis. I feel confident that she can balance the needs of some of our most underrepresented students, including BIPOC students with disabilities. Vote Evan for D3."
Chandra Hampson
Seattle School Board Director
Liza Rankin
Seattle School Board Director
Alicia Tieder MSW, LICSW
SPS parent and leader in equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism
Harium Martin-Morris
Vice Chair, Washington State Board of Education and former Seattle School Board Director
Peter Maier
Former Seattle School Board Director and former member Washington State Board of Education
Manuela Slye
Seattle Council PTSA Special Education Chair and Past President
Sam Fogg
Seattle Council PTSA Past President and Community Leader
Jill Geary
Former Seattle School Board Director
Faraji Bhakti
Community Engagement Specialist for Yoga Behind Bars, Youth program lead, Trauma Informed Yoga Instructor, and Soundbowl practitioner
“Working in community with Evan is what the school board needs. I have witnessed and collaborated with her in defining what it means to be "in community", and that means centering those most impacted and being willing to learn from them. Evan Briggs has my endorsement.”
(Evan and Faraji are collaborating with Jazz Night School on the creation of a jazz program for incarcerated youth.)
Delaney Ruston, MD
Filmmaker behind the Screenagers series
"Evan is a visionary, super smart, can do- and in this for all the right reasons!"
