Rei Hotoda, the first woman conductor and music director of the Fresno Philharmonic Orchestra, has been selected as the honoree for Women’s Equality Day. The award is given by the League of Women Voters of Fresno to a local woman who is outstanding in her profession, especially one that is customarily occupied by men. See calendar of events for more details.
P is for Parks! The Fresno Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Initiative was approved to be placed on the ballot for this upcoming election on Tuesday, November 6th. If you're interested in getting involved, please visit the Fresno for Parks website for more information.
Fresno for Parks initiative take the final step in becoming a city-wide measure. More than 35,000 signatures were submitted. The League of Women Voters of Fresno worked with others to make this happen.
Conference announcing 860,000 signatures to qualify Schools and Communities First on November 2020 ballot! The League of Women Voters joined Communities for a New California, Faith in Fresno Clergy Caucus, 99Rootz, and California Alliance for Retired Americans.
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Rei Hotoda, the first woman conductor and music director of the Fresno Philharmonic Orchestra, has been selected as the honoree for Women’s Equality Day. The award is given by the League of Women Voters of Fresno to a local woman who is outstandi
