League of Women Voters of Wyoming
The Albany County Historical Society is hosting Kylie Louise McCormick presenting "Fifty-One Years of Freedom: Wyoming's Suffrage Story from 1869-1920”, at 7 pm in the WY Territorial Prison’s Horse Barn Theater. Kylie is a member of the Casper League and
WYWF is the umbrella organization for three subgroups as illustrated above. LWVWY often partners with WYWF on issues important to women. You must preregister>>>
The star-studded podcast crew includes WyoFile’s reporter Maggie Mullen, and WPM's Chris Clements and David Dudley. Former Wyoming Public Media News Director Bob Beck will moderate the conversation. The Zoom link will be available soon.
The National LWV obtained historic funding for its campaign People Powered Fair Maps™ to " educate a broad community on the techniques and legalities of redistricting after the 2020 census. SCOTUS ruled on this early case that there is no recognized
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This month the emphasis will be on an LWV Election Observation Program. These community calls are open to all league members. You must register to attend>>>
Featured Speakers: Keynote: Vu Le, Nonprofit AF Host: Gwen Stembridge, Education & Partnerships Coordinator, Nonprofit VOTE Speaker: Erika Anthony, Co-Founder & Executive Director, Cleveland VOTES Speaker: Selina Pagan, Co-Executive Director of Operations & Development, Young Latino Network Speaker: Osvaldo Grimaldo:
Catered event. Speakers will be the artist Dr. Derli Romero and Dr. Kimberle López associate professor of Latin American literature. This is a hybrid event, connect by the QR code below or find yourself at Visual Arts III.
The Annual Meeting for the League of Women Voters of Cheyenne will take place on April 3rd in the Sage room on the second floor of the Laramie County Public Library.
Thursday's keynote speaker is Dr. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang, director of UCLA’s Center for Dyslexia, Diverse Learners, and Social Justice. The sub-title of her talk is "Why All Thinking is Social, Emotional, Cultural, and Cognitive to the Brain." Her talk will
Friday's keynote speaker is Dr. Maryanne Wolf, Director of the newly created Center for Dyslexia, Diverse Learners, and Social Justice at the UCLA Graduate School. Her talk is sub-titled "The Beauty, the Threat, and the Choice Before Us” and will be