Our current structure includes the following:

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• Cohorts: Neighborhood cohorts are a way to deepen community by building a shared analysis and helping each other stay supported and accountable in our anti-racist actions. Each session includes readings/videos, discussions, and actions to take together. 

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• Coordination Teams: Serve key roles within the organization. These include Member Engagement and Education (MEComm), Fundshifting, and Cohort Planning.

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• Membership base: Thousands of people receive CARW communications and may participate in general actions and member meetings. As CARW members develop in their leadership and organizing skills, they have the option to move through increasing levels of responsibility and challenge from newcomer to leader, over time.

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• Solidarity Groups: Hold direct relationships and organize with BIPOC-led movements and organizations. These solidarity groups include Migrant Justice, Climate Justice, and Abolition. We are also in relationship with the Duwamish Solidarity Group, which has recently transitioned out of CARW to become a multi-racial group.​​

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• Spokes Council: Our leadership and decision-making body. This is made up of representatives from each of the solidarity groups and leadership teams.​