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Join us as we choose topics for upcomming programs for our local League. Bring your ideas for programs of interest to our community. To RSVP, email Sandy Warren.

Finding Solutions Connecting the Dots:Regional Health Equity & InequitiesRegister HereSaturday, March 9, 2024From: 10:30-1:00 Via ZoomLeague Day 2024, LWVBA’s annual issue education forum focuses on creating healthy communities and the interconnections of health and policy.

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11:30 am to 1:00 pm

Book is Prequel: An American Fight Against Fascism by Rachel Maddox. Reviewer is Marcy Fry.

    League of Women Voters of Butte County               The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages  informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.  Board Agenda: March 12, 2024   5:30 PM ON ZOOM         Agenda Item PurposeActionPresenterMaterialsTime1Approve MinutesReviewApprovePresEmailed2 min2Board Member Reports  All 153Committee Reports   All 154Program Planning Survey Results  Janet 105Bylaws Review  Satsie,Jan,Claire 206

The League of Women Voters of Monterey County will present a free talk titled: "Voting Matters: What About Turnout?” at a live-streamed "Lunch and Learn" Meeting at noon on Wednesday, March 13, 2024.Turn-out drives election results. But to be able to turn out, a potential voter first has to be registered. In Monterey County, an estimated 1 in 6 eligible voters are not registered to vote.

Mark your calendars & plan to learn more from Northern California Youth Policy Coalition (NCYPC) Chair/Founder Bode Gower who will be LWV Mendocino County speaker on March 19, 2024, 6 pm, 5:45 social. ZOOM LINK:  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88668704998?pwd=QVIraHVmaXBSSkljamNERGNMWW5qdz... California Youth Policy Coalition (NCYPC) is a new, as of December 2023, nonpartisan youth organization for 9th-12th grade students founded by Bode Gower, a Junior at Ukiah HS.  Since its recent beginning he

Sonja, owner and winemaker of Casa Dumetz, thinks the best way to begin the weekend is by “expanding our minds and listening to the stories of others, all while enjoying a glass of wine.” She recently invited our LWV to be the focus of the Speaker Series on Friday, March 22nd. Learn about our history and hear the latest from our Voter Service, Water, and Women’s Health committees as we ramp up for the November election.

Speaker to be determined - check back for updates.

Join us for our monthly meeting, featuring guest speaker Mike Thomas. Mike will deliver an insightful presentation titled "Use of Force: What Is It?"The session is scheduled to start at 12:00 noon and will be held in the Redding Library Community Room.

Email for reservations at lunchwithleague [at] lwvnoc.org by Sunday, March 24, 2024. Cost is $28. Our speaker is Harriet Bouldin, Development Manager for the Fullerton Arboretum.Her primary responsibilities are cultivating ongoing support for the Arboretum, strategic initiatives and increasing academic engagement.

Join us for to hear from Sher Moua and Emily Rivas about Youth Leadership Institute. Refreshments will be served.  n 2003, the County of Fresno approached YLI to establish a local office. Since then, yli’s Fresno office has blossomed, supporting thousands of youth to build powerful social justice campaigns that address the unique needs of both urban and rural communities.

Community Solutions to Racism: Part of the Grappling with Racism, Bias and Discrimination SeriesVIDEOJoin us as we grapple with this continuously present issue in our community and discuss ideas to address it on multiple fronts.Hear from a panel of local experts on the topic of racism in the South Bay and what can be/is being done about it.Sidney Morrison, Torrance's first Black public school principal, will speak about racism, discrimination and bias in the South Bay, including what he has personally experienced. Esther Lim, Author, The Hate Crime Book, will discuss the impact she witnesse