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Registration for this event will provide free access to the film from 7 AM om Sunday to 10 PM on Wed
The Fair Maps Coalition working group from the southern counties in Congressional District 3 are sponsoring a screening of this film about the effects of gerrymandering in Wisconsin.
Registration for this event will provide free access to the film from 7 AM om Sunday to 10 PM on Wed
The Fair Maps Coalition working group from the southern counties in Congressional District 3 are sponsoring a screening of this film about the effects of gerrymandering in Wisconsin.
Registration for this event will provide free access to the film from 7 AM om Sunday to 10 PM on Wed
The Fair Maps Coalition working group from the southern counties in Congressional District 3 are sponsoring a screening of this film about the effects of gerrymandering in Wisconsin.
Registration for this event will provide free access to the film from 7 AM om Sunday to 10 PM on Wed
The Fair Maps Coalition working group from the southern counties in Congressional District 3 are sponsoring a screening of this film about the effects of gerrymandering in Wisconsin.
Registration for this event will provide free access to the film from 7 AM om Sunday to 10 PM on Wed
Join a live community discussion about what‘s happening to improve the nonpartisan redistricting process and obtain fair maps in Wisconsin.
The event will be virtual via Zoom.
The League of Women Voters of Wisconsin is excited to invite you to join us in learning about the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
Joining us in this discussion is Eileen Reavy, the grass roots director for the nonprofit organization National Popular Vote, Representative Gary Hebl, who will discuss the the bill’s progress in the Wisconsin Legislature, and Dr. Barbara Klein, who will tell us about the history of LWVUS‘ support of the National Popular Vote and the work of its task force. And of course, there will be plenty of time for questions and discussion!
The film discussion will take place via Zoom.
Join us for a discussion on a little discussed but very influential Amendment, the 14th, which outlines the rights of citizens under the equal protection of the law. Netflix has an excellent six part series entitled Amend: The Fight for America. We will discuss episodes 4-6, which deal with sexism, gay marriage and immigration.
The Annual Meeting will be a live event via Zoom.
If language communicates values, what do your words say about you and your organization? Join this conversation to explore how we can make workplaces more inclusive by addressing the “little” things, like microaggressions, before they become the big things. It takes intentionality to ensure our everyday, commonplace exchanges and environmental symbols don’t exclude people on the basis of race, gender, sexuality, religion, ability, size, age, and other social identities.
This is a virtual webinar. You will receive a link when you RSVP.
In this webinar we‘ll cover WHY this is the right year and right time for your organization to engage voters. We‘ll give you tips, techniques, and messaging strategies to find, engage, and entice voters to turnout for local races. All RSVPs will receive a recording and slides from the webinar the following week.
The May Book Club will meet via Zoom. The link will be sent in your registration confirmation.
The Soul of a Woman, by Isabel Allende
The link to this virtual Zoom event will be sent to committee members and others who request it from
TBD - Perhaps we will meet in person.
Regular monthly committee meeting. This will be the first meeting of the 2021-22 COC.