Establishes the Washington state commission on boys and men to address issues affecting boys and men.
The bill establishes the Washington state commission on boys and men to focus on mental and physical health, education, livelihood, fatherhood, and the preschool to prison pipeline. The commission will provide a clearinghouse for information, advocate for legislation, assess state programs, and collaborate with other entities. It will also maintain a list of eligible nominees for membership. The commission consists of 11 nonlegislative voting members and four nonlegislative advisory members.
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