League of Women Voters of Wyoming
Zonta hosts this event at the Cheyenne Civic Center. The evening will be an interactive conversation starter and awareness experience focusing on the impacts of domestic violence on families and our community. It will also bring this year's art contest
Women make up less than 1/3 of all elected officials. Listen to a 4-person panel explaining how Women Win with RCT featuring: Johana Bencomo, Las Cruces (NM) City Councilor Deb Otis, FairVote Director of Research and Policy Victoria Pelletier,
The Committee will meet in the Fremont Co School District 1 Board Room -- Lander. The Board Room is shown below. To see and download the documents created for the meeting, including the syllabus, link to https://wyoleg.gov/Committees/2023/J07 The YouTube links
Rising WY is a non-profit, non-partisan group with which the LWV of WY shares many goals. They invite interested people & members to attend their membership meeting at the WyoWest Brewing Co in Cody, 221 N. Bent. The link for
The PA coalition -- including LWVPA -- has been active and generous to educate us all. You must register for the webinar. Register here>>> This will be the first forum hosted by the new Pennsylvania Redistricting Table, a network
You can watch the event using this link. The film tells the story of ten people -- unjustly deported -- who struggle to have their deportations lifted. The National Immigrant Justice Center has other campaigns discussed on its website. Read
Since 1973, World Environment Day is the largest global platform for environmental public outreach and is celebrated by millions of people across the world.
The Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS) will host a webinar on a paper entitled, "The US Immigration Courts, Dumping Ground for the Nation's Systemic Immigration Failures: The Causes, Composition, and Politically Difficult Solutions to the Court Backlog."
Working under the direction of Mary Guthrie, nine Cheyenne League members will act as docents during the dedication of the various statues that make up the Capitol Avenue Bronze Project. Some of Capitol Avenue will be blocked off for entertainment,
After following the Constitutional process for the 1796 and 1800 elections of president and vice president, legislators wanted a new system. Mostly pushed by New Yorkers, especially a State Senator named DeWitt Clinton, that new procedure became the 12th Amendment