DC Emancipation Day Panel

April 16th is a celebration of President Lincoln’s D.C. Emancipation Act, which freed approximately 2,989 African Americans in 1862 during the Civil War.  Meet DC leaders leading this fight for a panel discussion.   You must register.  Go to register>>>

SCOTUS hears Pugin v. Garland + Garland v. Cordero-Garcia

Two cases will be heard together.  Both hinge on the definition or understanding of "obstruction of justice."  Specifically, may an offense after or before a legal procedure count as an obstruction to that procedure?  Both defendants were long-time -- 1985

Alternate Voting Methods Task Force LWVCO

Join in the discussion with the permanent committee on alternative voting methods.  If you missed their meeting last month 3/20/2023, click here to watch its recording The committee has the stated purpose "to promote the collective actions necessary to advance

Brookings Institute: Health Economics & Research

On April 25, the Brookings Center on Regulation and Markets will hold a workshop for young scholars to explore these topics.  Of particular interest might be the 20 minute intro at 11:00 and the rural example described here.  Read more>>>

LWVUS Community Call: ERA

A Senate vote on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is looming.  Join us for a virtual community call tomorrow. We'll share federal updates and align on our messaging during this crucial moment for gender equality.   You must register>>>You'll receive

Join Healthy WY to debrief the 2023 session & reconnect

Join this statewide conversation. We'll hear from grassroots leaders involved with a big win for Medicaid for Moms & the loss for Medicaid expansion. Please pre-register to later receive a link to the Zoom call.  Read more>>>