OLYMPIA– Survivors of sexual violence have another path to justice thanks to Rep. Liz Berry (D-Queen Anne) and her HB 1958. The bill allows for survivors of stealthing to bring…
Students are demanding action. It’s time to act.
Dear Friends & Neighbors, Last week I was sitting in a committee hearing in Olympia when I received a text message from Seattle Public Schools that a student named Mobarak…
What are your top environmental priorities for 2024?
Dear friends & neighbors, Two weeks down, six more to go! As a proud member of the House Environment & Energy Committee, I’ve been laser-focused this session on protecting the…
Advisory: 36th Legislative District Townhall Tomorrow
What: 36th Legislative District in person townhall Who: Sen. Noel Frame, Rep. Liz Berry, Rep. Julia Reed Where: National Nordic Museum, 2655 NW Market St., Seattle, WA When: Saturday, January…
We’re officially back in session
Dear friends & neighbors, Happy 2024! I hope you enjoyed a wonderful holiday season with family and friends. Now that we’re back in Olympia 
for the 2024 legislation session,…
Rep. Liz Berry to attend White House Legislative Convening on Gun Violence Prevention
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Washington State Representative Liz Berry (D-Queen Anne) will join senior White House officials and other state leaders who share her belief that we can end gun violence…
Grateful to serve you! 
Dear friends & neighbors, During this season of thanks, I am grateful for you! It is an honor to serve our community in the Washington State House of Representatives. …
Welcoming Fall 
Dear friends & neighbors, Happy Fall! It’s been an action-packed few months touring around the district and catching up with all of you! Here are some highlights: Your 36th District…
Standing up for reproductive justice
Dear friends and neighbors, The Dobbs decision changed everything when the U.S. Supreme Court overturned abortion protections at the federal level. As a lifelong reproductive just advocate, I’m proud that…
It’s a HOT PNW summer 
Dear Friends & Neighbors, There is no doubt about it – PNW summers are getting warmer. The effects of climate change have far-reaching consequences for Washingtonians and the natural world….