County · Civil rights
King County Women's Advisory Board
Applications accepted year-round
King County · Washington
Established in 1978, the board makes recommendations to the King County Executive and King County Council to ensure the county takes into account the needs, rights and well-being of women.
Who currently sits on it
13 listed
- Hafsa Azaz
Member · Council at-large - Hari Chon
Member · Executive at-large - Hend Alhinnawi
Member · Council At-Large - Kathryn Hill
Member · District 1 - Leslie Kae Hamada
Member · Council At-Large - Maria Langbauer
Member · District 8 - Nandita Sharma
Member · Executive At-Large - Negin Khanloo
Member · District 6 - Ramsey Mayhew
Member · Council At-Large - Sarah Brusig
Member · District 5 - Sarah Reyneveld
Member · District 4 - Tanya Matthews
Member · District 2 - Yasmin Ali
Member · District 3
This membership list was last checked against an official source on Jul 26, 2026.
What the role involves
- Make recommendations to the King County Executive
- Make recommendations to the King County Council
- Advocate for the needs, rights and well-being of women
How the seat is filled
- Who appoints
- All 15 positions are appointed by the King County Executive and confirmed by the King County Council; nine are district representatives nominated by councilmembers, two at-large nominated by the Executive, and four at-large chosen by councilmembers.
- Who is eligible
- District positions are filled by contacting your King County Councilmember; the board is composed of district and at-large representatives.
- Residency required
- Not stated by the agency
- Term
- 3 years, with a 2-term limit
- Meets
- Monthly
- Time commitment
- Not stated by the agency
- Compensation
- Not stated by the agency
- Status
- Applications accepted year-round
- Official notice
- kingcounty.gov →
- Apply
- kingcounty.gov →
- Official membership roster
- kingcounty.gov →
- Agency contact
- tgaston@kingcounty.gov
- Last verified by IAAC
- Jul 26, 2026
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