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Whether they’re in the military, studying abroad, or permanently living overseas, all US citizens living abroad who are eligible to vote can still cast their ballots.

2024 SBW Winners
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Join us in congratulating the 2024 Susan B. Wilson Civic Awards recipients.
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Moyle v. United States asks whether the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), a federal law, preempts — or overrides — Idaho’s Defense of Life Act... Put simply, Moyle v. United States concerns whether states can restrict abortion beyond what EMTALA currently allows...

LWV Tea
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"On the surface, it was just another tea party—a well-behaved group of women passing cups of brewed beverages around the genteel table of Jane Hunt, a well-to-do New York woman who had invited four others to dine with her. But this tea party w

Logo for 2024 Lippitt House Museum Conversations w/LWV Providence
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Lippitt House Museum, the Providence League of Women Voters, and the African Alliance of Rhode Island partnered on two in-person community discussions on March12 & 19 about civic life for immigrants in Rhode Island. The “Immigration, Belonging & Civic Participation Community Conversation” series was part of Rhode Island Civic Learning Week.

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It’s International Women’s Day, the day we honor women worldwide.

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Any news source with credibility, integrity, and accuracy relies on facts. In a time where not all news is based in truth, it’s crucial to grasp the basics of fact-checking when consuming media.

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When you cast your vote for President of the United States, you are not voting directly for a candidate.

Logo for 2024 Lippitt House Museum Conversations w/LWV Providence
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PROVIDENCE, RI — The 9th Annual Community Discussion Series at Lippitt House Museum looks at Immigration, Belonging and Civic Participation March 12 and 19.

women's history month
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Since 1995, U.S. Presidents have proclaimed the month of March as “Women’s History Month.”  

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