For over 100 years, the University of Washington Press has produced groundbreaking books for a global community of scholars as well as essential books that tell the stories of our city and region. Over the past three years, we’ve released 150 new books, organized hundreds of public talks and other author events, and collaborated with numerous campus and community partners to carry out this vital work.

With this report, I’d like to highlight some of our recent activities—not just our fantastic new books but the many ways in which we engage the world and support the public good. From combatting misinformation with robustly peer-reviewed publications to diversifying the publishing industry to co-creating materials for Indigenous revitalization, our work touches many lives on campus, in our local communities, and around the world. We invite you to learn more about us in the following pages.

Thank you for reading!

Nicole Mitchell, Director