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Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
In the United States, Law Day recognizes the role of law in the foundation of our country and to recognize its importance for society.
The League of Women Voters recognizes that global immunizations save lives.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
The League of Women Voters recognizes that global immunizations save lives.
Join Denver‘s Cinco de Mayo celebration this weekend in-person.
The League of Women Voters supports justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Join the LWVBC Outreach table at Longmont‘s annual Cinco de Mayo celebration! We will provide information about LWVBC, and provide voting resources to community members in the heart of Longmont at Roosevelt Park.
The League of Women Voters recognizes that global immunizations save lives.
Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
The League commemorates Public Service Recognition Week, which has been celebrated the first week of May since 1985. We honor the people who serve our nation as federal, state, county, local and tribal government employees.
For more information, see the Partnership for Public Service website:
https://ourpublicservice.org/our-solutions/recognition/public-service-recognition-week/
In person at Riverdale Regional Park in Brighton at 7:00 p.m. and online meeting
May 3 is United Nations World Press Freedom Day.
The League supports freedom of the press because facts and an informed public is critical for democracy.
Learn more on the United Nations World Press Freedom Day website:
https://www.un.org/en/observances/press-freedom-day
The League of Women Voters honors teachers and recognizes the lasting contributions they make to our lives.
The League of Women Voters supports funding public education as a priority.
Read more about National Teacher Week and see that Colorado ranks 41st in educator pay in the United States on the National Education Association website:
https://www.nea.org/resource-library/educator-pay-and-student-spending-how-does-your-state-rank
In-person In Washington, DC at the U.S. CAPITOL
Beginning on Ash Wednesday in 2025, clergy and moral leaders, like Dr. William Barber II, stood on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court to insist that we must meet the brutality of the present regime with the nonviolent power of a moral movement. Opposition to abuses and extreme policies that will impact nearly everyone in this nation is inevitable; but autocratic regimes want violent and angry opposition that allows them to justify tanks in the street and protestors in jail.
Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
The League commemorates Public Service Recognition Week, which has been celebrated the first week of May since 1985. We honor the people who serve our nation as federal, state, county, local and tribal government employees.
For more information, see the Partnership for Public Service website:
https://ourpublicservice.org/our-solutions/recognition/public-service-recognition-week/
League members, learn more about how to build voter engagement. This is an online meeting.
Member registration is required.
If you‘re a League member and need help registering for this meeting, email: lwvadc.defending.democracy@gmail.com with PLAYBOOK 5 on the subject line and your name, email address, and League for assistance.
The Unite+Rise Team meets every 2 weeks at 4pm Monday on zoom. Our purpose is to amplify LWVUS messages on the Constitutional crises. In practice, we aim to support the Voter Services activities and the functions of Action and Advocacy.
The League commemorates Public Service Recognition Week, which has been celebrated the first week of May since 1985. We honor the people who serve our nation as federal, state, county, local and tribal government employees.
For more information, see the Partnership for Public Service website:
https://ourpublicservice.org/our-solutions/recognition/public-service-recognition-week/
The League of Women Voters honors teachers and recognizes the lasting contributions they make to our lives.
The League of Women Voters supports funding public education as a priority.
Read more about National Teacher Week and see that Colorado ranks 41st in educator pay in the United States on the National Education Association website:
https://www.nea.org/resource-library/educator-pay-and-student-spending-how-does-your-state-rank
The League of Women Voters celebrates Cinco de Mayo, a celebration of Mexican-American culture. The League of Women Voters supports justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
According to the US Department of Justice, American Indian and Alaska Native women are missing and murdered at a rate of more than 10 times the national average. Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day is an annual national effort to bring attention to the horrible acts of violence committed against Indigenous people, particularly women and children. Help spread information about the problem.
The League of Women Voters of Colorado works with the League of Women Voters of Wyoming to raise awareness about the problem.
League of Women Voters mentors from across the country will provide ClubExpress Support for Planning and Implementation (the tasks involved with a League going live with ClubExpress) online. All League members are invited to join us for tips as to how ClubExpress can help volunteers with setting upClubExpress and helping with League tasks.
This is an online meeting.
If you‘re a League member and need help registering for this meeting, email lwvadc.defending.democracy@gmail.com with your name, email address, and League name with PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION on the subject line for assistance.
The League commemorates Public Service Recognition Week, which has been celebrated the first week of May since 1985. We honor the people who serve our nation as federal, state, county, local and tribal government employees.
For more information, see the Partnership for Public Service website:
https://ourpublicservice.org/our-solutions/recognition/public-service-recognition-week/
Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
The League of Women Voters honors teachers and recognizes the lasting contributions they make to our lives.
In 1985 the National PTA designated Tuesday in the first full week in May as National Teacher Day.
The League of Women Voters supports funding public education as a priority.
Read more about National Teacher Week and see that Colorado ranks 41st in educator pay in the United States on the National Education Association website:
https://www.nea.org/resource-library/educator-pay-and-student-spending-how-does-your-state-rank
The League of Women Voters honors teachers and recognizes the lasting contributions they make to our lives.
The League of Women Voters supports funding public education as a priority.
Read more about National Teacher Week and see that Colorado ranks 41st in educator pay in the United States on the National Education Association website:
https://www.nea.org/resource-library/educator-pay-and-student-spending-how-does-your-state-rank
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
The Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission, formerly the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, will meet online and the public is invited.
Online meeting for League members
All League members are invited to learn more about the LWVUS 2026 National Convention at this online presentation.
Registration is required.
Join us for this inaugural meeting.
Martin Carcasson of CSU‘s Center for Public Deliberation will discuss the power of conversation to de-escalate, connect, and promote a healthy American democracy.
Join community members at a vigil protesting the detainment without due process of immigrants.
Jeanette Vizguerra, a community resource who has advocated for immigrant rights, labor protections, and family unity for many years, has been released but many immigrants remain detained without due process.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
The League of Women Voters honors teachers and recognizes the lasting contributions they make to our lives.
The League of Women Voters supports funding public education as a priority.
Read more about National Teacher Week and see that Colorado ranks 41st in educator pay in the United States on the National Education Association website:
https://www.nea.org/resource-library/educator-pay-and-student-spending-how-does-your-state-rank
Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
The League commemorates Public Service Recognition Week, which has been celebrated the first week of May since 1985. We honor the people who serve our nation as federal, state, county, local and tribal government employees.
For more information, see the Partnership for Public Service website:
https://ourpublicservice.org/our-solutions/recognition/public-service-recognition-week/
Online meeting for League members
League members are invited to learn more about Media Literacy for Democratic Participation Today in this online meeting.
Free online for League members. Member registration is required.
Mr. Montoya will discuss Initiatives #109 and 110 and how we can support the right of Colorado‘s families to make private, personal decisions and care for their children without government interference. He will also review plans to keep politicians out of the lives of our families going forward.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
The League of Women Voters honors teachers and recognizes the lasting contributions they make to our lives.
The League of Women Voters supports funding public education as a priority.
Read more about National Teacher Week and see that Colorado ranks 41st in educator pay in the United States on the National Education Association website:
https://www.nea.org/resource-library/educator-pay-and-student-spending-how-does-your-state-rank
The League commemorates Public Service Recognition Week, which has been celebrated the first week of May since 1985. We honor the people who serve our nation as federal, state, county, local and tribal government employees.
For more information, see the Partnership for Public Service website:
https://ourpublicservice.org/our-solutions/recognition/public-service-recognition-week/
Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
Online meeting for League members
League members are invited to the LWVUS follow-up presentation on League board roles and responsibilities, governance, and compliance issues online.
Rocky Mountain PBS Channel 6 at 7:00 PM MT
Featured Community Event: Rocky Mountain PBS Channel 6 will broadcast the Broadway musical ‘Suffs‘ as part of their Great Performances series.
The League commemorates Public Service Recognition Week, which has been celebrated the first week of May since 1985. We honor the people who serve our nation as federal, state, county, local and tribal government employees.
For more information, see the Partnership for Public Service website:
https://ourpublicservice.org/our-solutions/recognition/public-service-recognition-week/
Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Rocky Mountain Welcome Center
Featured Community Event: The Arvada Center presents a new exhibit about Rocky Flats "Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory" in-person.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
On Mothers Day the League of Women Voters honors our Mothers and the legacy of their accomplishments. In addition to devotion to family, there is also a history of suffrage and peace efforts.
Read more about the history of Mothers Day in Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother%27s_Day
Support affordable universal child care.
In-person In Washington, DC at the U.S. CAPITOL
Beginning on Ash Wednesday in 2025, clergy and moral leaders, like Dr. William Barber II, stood on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court to insist that we must meet the brutality of the present regime with the nonviolent power of a moral movement. Opposition to abuses and extreme policies that will impact nearly everyone in this nation is inevitable; but autocratic regimes want violent and angry opposition that allows them to justify tanks in the street and protestors in jail.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
League members, join the LWVUS online for tips on Civics Education programs.
This is an online meeting for League members and registration is required.
If you‘re a League member and need help registering for this meeting, email: lwvadc.defending.democracy@gmail.com with CIVIC EDUCATION on the subject line and your name, email address, and League for assistance.
In-person at Koelbel Library in the Forum Theater
The League for Women Voters of Arapahoe and Douglas Counties invites League members in Colorado and their guests to see the film "Suffragette" free in-person.
Online meeting for League members
All League members are invited to an overview of the timeline and process of submitting a resolution at the LWVUS 2026 National Conventionat in this online presentation.
Member registration is required.
Online meeting for League members
League members are invited to the LWVUS monthly Democracy Integrity Briefing on the second Tuesday of each month online. Get an update on the latest election misinformation and disinformation
Review growing national and local trends in misinformation and disinformation and tools to help your League track and address it.
Free online for League members. Member registration is required.
If you‘re a League member and need help registering for this meeting, email: lwvadc.defending.democracy@gmail.com with INTEGRITY on the subject line and your name, email address, and League for assistance.
Online meeting for League members
League members are invited to the LWVUS analysis of the US Supreme Court‘s decision Louisiana v. Callais online.
Join Esther Turcios, and Shana McClain from the Colorado Fiscal Institute to discuss the economic impacts of H.R. 1 on women and families and how its changes limit women‘s economic security and ability to thrive
Colorado General Assembly Session Ends
See their website:
https://leg.colorado.gov/ (note the new web address)
The Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission, formerly the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, will meet online and the public is invited.
Online meeting for League members
League members are invited to learn more about Voter Education Resources during the 2026 Election Cycle in this online meeting.
Free online for League members. Member registration is required.
Join community members at a vigil protesting the detainment without due process of immigrants.
Jeanette Vizguerra, a community resource who has advocated for immigrant rights, labor protections, and family unity for many years, has been released but many immigrants remain detained without due process.
Online meeting for League members
All League members are invited to discuss League‘s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in this online meeting.
Member registration is required.
Christ the Servant Lutheran Church
Boulder County Immigration Legal Nights will be held monthly on the second Thursday of each month at Christ the Servant Lutheran Church.
Free and open to the public. Registration is required.
League members, learn about engaging the public through deep canvassing. This is an online meeting.
League members, learn about community testimony. This is an online meeting.
League of Women Voters mentors from across the country will provide ClubExpress Support for Webpage Admin Volunteers online. All League members are invited to join us for tips as to how ClubExpress can help volunteers with their website design and maintenance.
This is an online meeting. Registration is required.
If you‘re a League member and need help registering for this meeting, email lwvadc.defending.democracy@gmail.com with your name, email address, and League name with WEB ADMIN on the subject line for assistance.
In person at Riverdale Regional Park in Brighton at 7:00 p.m. and online meeting
The League of Women Voters commemorates the anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, KS et al U.S. Supreme Court decision on May 17, 1954.
According to a 2024 Associated Press investigative report, American schools have been re-segregating for decades. The country is more diverse than it ever has been, with students more exposed to classmates from different backgrounds. Still, around 4 out of 10 Black and Hispanic students attend schools where almost every one of their classmates is another student of color.
The intense segregation by race is linked to socioeconomic conditions: Schools where students of color compose more than 90% of the student body are five times more likely to be located in low-income areas. That in turn has resounding academic consequences: Students who attend high-poverty schools, regardless of their family’s finances, have worse educational outcomes.
Efforts to slow or reverse the increasing separation of American schools have stalled. Court cases slowly have chipped away at the dream outlined in the case of Brown v. Board, leaving fewer and fewer tools in the hands of districts to integrate schools by the early 2000s.
“School integration exists as little more than an idea in America right now, a little more than a memory,” said Derek Black, a law professor at the University of Southern California. “It’s actually an idea that a pretty good majority of Americans think is a good idea. But that’s all.”
Read more about the Brown v. Board of Education U.S. Supreme Court decision in Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_v._Board_of_Education#Supreme_Court_arguments
Read the Associated Press school segregation analysis:
https://apnews.com/article/school-integration-brown-board-supreme-court-9d84858db3717620a77bfae0b478cab8
The League of Women Voters commemorates International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.
LGBTQIA2S+ rights are human rights and the League of Women Voters supports justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Featured Community Event: Douglas County PrideFest to celebrate love, diversity, and equality.
Training location information will be sent upon registering.
Featured Community Event: The Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition need Douglas County volunteers as Legal Observers and Responders for when ICE Activities are reported In Douglas County. Register for one of two upcoming Douglas County volunteer training sessions in-person.
A great opportunity to learn about the League, different Teams, upcoming projects, our non-partisanship & non-profit status, and meet other League members.
Free food and non-alcoholic drinks provided.
In-person In Washington, DC at the U.S. CAPITOL
Beginning on Ash Wednesday in 2025, clergy and moral leaders, like Dr. William Barber II, stood on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court to insist that we must meet the brutality of the present regime with the nonviolent power of a moral movement. Opposition to abuses and extreme policies that will impact nearly everyone in this nation is inevitable; but autocratic regimes want violent and angry opposition that allows them to justify tanks in the street and protestors in jail.
League members, learn from LWVUS about Cross-Movement Advocacy. This is an online meeting.
LWVUS will host a webinar for Local Leagues leaders online.
All League members are welcome to attend to learn more about the issues discussed.
Join the League of Women Voters as we celebrate the 32nd anniversary of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) - also known as the Motor Voter Act - enacted on May 20, 1993.
The law resulted in voter registration being offered to any eligible person who applies for or renews a driver‘s license or applies for public assistance. It also requires the United States Postal Service to mail election materials of a state as if the state is a nonprofit.
The League of Women Voters was instrumental in getting the NVRA passed. Read more about League‘s role:
https://www.lwv.org/newsroom/press-releases/league-women-voters-marks-30th-anniversary-nvra
This landmark legislation has allowed millions of people to register to vote — and the League of Women Voters is a major part of that. In the 1980s and 90s, LWV led the campaign for the NVRA‘s passage. When it was finally signed into law, President Bill Clinton gave the League of Women Voters the pen he used to sign it into law, calling the League "fighters for freedom."
We believe registering and voting is the best way for each of us to decide what happens in our country. The League of Women Voters also registers voters at many events during each year.
Join the League and help us with our mission to register and inform voters.
To read more about the NVRA, see the Wikipedia article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Voter_Registration_Act_of_1993
The Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission, formerly the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, will meet online and the public is invited.
League of Women Voters mentors from across the country will provide ClubExpress Support for Membership volunteers online. Join us for tips as to how ClubExpress can help volunteers with their membership tasks
This is an online meeting.
If you‘re a League member and need help registering for this meeting, email lwvadc.defending.democracy@gmail.com with your name, email address, and League name with MEMBERSHIP on the subject line for assistance.
League members, join the LWVUS for an update on the LWVUS Structural Transformation project, Framing the Future. Hear about progress growing the League. This is an online meeting.
Registration is required.
If you‘re a League member and need help registering for this meeting, email: lwvadc.defending.democracy@gmail.com with your name, email address, and League for assistance.
The public is invited to the Air Quality Control Commission Meeting online.
The agenda is available here:
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/aqcc-meeting-information-and-commission-calendar
The Colorado Air Pollution Control Division website is here:
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/aqcc
Zoom with members of the Boulder County delegation to discuss the past Legislative Session.
Shelly Sella, MD is a board-certified OB-GYN and the first woman to practice third-trimester abortion care in the US.
Her first book, Beyond Limits: Stories of Third-Trimester Abortion Care, is a tribute to the real people whose hearts, reasons, and stories are more complex than politicized conversations about abortion lead us to believe.
Featuring the Colorado Fiscal Institute
Join community members at a vigil protesting the detainment without due process of immigrants.
Jeanette Vizguerra, a community resource who has advocated for immigrant rights, labor protections, and family unity for many years, has been released but many immigrants remain detained without due process.
In-person in the Sabin Conference Room and online meeting
The public is invited to the Air Quality Control Commission Meeting in-person and online.
The agenda is available here:
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/aqcc-meeting-information-and-commission-calendar
The Colorado Air Pollution Control Division website is here:
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/aqcc
Location TBD (contact Unit leader for more information)
All members are invited to view and participate in these monthly meetings. Only Leadership Council members may vote.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
In-person in the Sabin Conference Room and online meeting
The public is invited to the Air Quality Control Commission Meeting in-person and online.
The agenda is available here:
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/aqcc-meeting-information-and-commission-calendar
The Colorado Air Pollution Control Division website is here:
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/aqcc
In-person In Washington, DC at the U.S. CAPITOL
Beginning on Ash Wednesday in 2025, clergy and moral leaders, like Dr. William Barber II, stood on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court to insist that we must meet the brutality of the present regime with the nonviolent power of a moral movement. Opposition to abuses and extreme policies that will impact nearly everyone in this nation is inevitable; but autocratic regimes want violent and angry opposition that allows them to justify tanks in the street and protestors in jail.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Bobbie Heisterkamp's home
Bobbie Heisterkamp will host
League of Women Voters mentors from across the country will provide ClubExpress Support for Webpage Admin Volunteers online. All League members are invited to join us for tips as to how ClubExpress can help volunteers with their their event calendar work.
This is an online meeting. Registration is required. If you‘re a League member and need help registering for this meeting, email lwvadc.defending.democracy@gmail.com with your name, email address, and League name with EVENT CALENDAR on the subject line for assistance.
Online meeting for League members
League members are invited to learn more about AI and Synthetic Media in this online meeting.
Free online for League members. Member registration is required.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
The Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission, formerly the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, will meet online and the public is invited.
The public is invited to this Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Air Pollution Control Division Meeting online.
Two meetings will be held:
May 27 1:00 - 2:30 PM
June 2 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Online meeting for League members
League members are invited to learn more about how to build a sustainable League online.
Free online for League members. Member registration is required.
Join community members at a vigil protesting the detainment without due process of immigrants.
Jeanette Vizguerra, a community resource who has advocated for immigrant rights, labor protections, and family unity for many years, has been released but many immigrants remain detained without due process.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
The League of Women Voters of the United States is offering an updated three-part series for new League leaders on how to navigate the new LWVUS ChapterSpot Membership Portal and its functions.
Public Goods in Private Hands, What is a public good, and why is privatization bad? How has it hurt us in the past-and in the present? What can you do about it?
Register at: https://tinyurl.com?LWV-HCReform
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
Get updates on Congressional actions, sign up for email newsletters, and look for scheduled town halls.
The League of Women Voters works every day to engage voters, assure accountability, defend democracy.
The League of Women Voters honors Sojouner Truth on the anniversary of the date when she gave her "Ain‘t I a Woman?" speech at the Universalist "Old Stone" Church in Akron, OH on May 29, 1851.
Read more about her remarkable life in her Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sojourner_Truth
League members, don‘t miss his Faith & Community Coalition Roundtable. This is an online meeting.
League members, learn from LWVUS about Voter Registration Drives. This is an online meeting.
Public Goods in Private Hands, What is a public good, and why is privatization bad? How has it hurt us in the past-and in the present? What can you do about it?
Register at: https://tinyurl.com?LWV-HCReform
Montview Blvd. Presbyterian Church
Our Annual Meeting will once again be in person this year. We will begin with a light continental breakfast at 8:30 a.m. followed by our speaker at 9:30 a.m. and then finally the business meeting, all to be finished before noon.
Public Goods in Private Hands, What is a public good, and why is privatization bad? How has it hurt us in the past-and in the present? What can you do about it?
Register at: https://tinyurl.com?LWV-HCReform
Featured Community Event: Denver‘s Pride Fest to celebrate love, diversity, and equality.
For more information about the activities, see the the City of Aurora‘s Pride webpage:
https://www.aurorapride.com/
Public Goods in Private Hands, What is a public good, and why is privatization bad? How has it hurt us in the past-and in the present? What can you do about it?
Register at: https://tinyurl.com?LWV-HCReform
Concerned about health care accessibility, affordability, and equity? All League members are invited to our next LWVUS HCR4US Health Care Reform Committee meeting online. Learn about the need for better health care outcomes in the United States and what League is doing.