Washington Civil Rights Council is Currently on Hiatus
UPDATE, DEC 2025
During the COVID era, WCRC equipped Washingtonians with the knowledge and tools to exercise their fundamental right to decline medical mandates—vaccines and masks. Tens of thousands of people have accessed our materials, and many have shared stories of successfully keeping their jobs due to those resources. We are inspired by and truly grateful for the sizeable Medical Freedom community that was formed and that we experienced in the process of doing our work.
WCRC is now on a hiatus and this site is an archive of our work. To contact us, please email [email protected]
Featured News

Medical Freedom Advocate being crushed by a corrupt Justice system
If ever there was a case to pay attention to it is the case of Kurt Benshoof, who dared stand up against local corruption
September 23, 2024

Ringhofer v. Mayo Clinic – a 1st Amendment Win
The precedent that we were waiting patiently for – The Mayo Case re-affirms fundamental 1st Amendment protections for religious freedom
July 25, 2024

WCRC Pro-Se Cases That are Getting Noticed
The road less traveled… read about some of our featured Pro Se litigants
July 25, 2024
Washington Civil Rights Council Impact on the Community
Join WCRC as we meet one-on-one with people affected by Covid mask and vaccine mandates. Project Braveheart is WCRC’s initiative to show the courage and bravery so many have exhibited in the face of WA governor’s arbitrary, unlawful and overreaching public health mandates. Our first video features Kathleen, an exemplary employee for Port of Seattle who had a religious exemption but lost her job anyway and has found inner strength in the process. She is now helping others and volunteering with WCRC.Past Events
Capt. Frank of Eastside Fire & Rescue shares moving story
Town Hall 05/15/22
What we've learned about the jab mandates
Town Hall 05/15/22
WCRC past and pending projects
Town Hall 05/15/22
April 12, 2022 – Hear from Frank Dahlquist, captain firefighter at Eastside Fire & Rescue as he shares his and his colleagues; journey to keep their jobs over the last six months. (Play Video)
