The Town Government and Observer Committee Warrant Review Sessions are an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the warrant articles that will be voted on at the June Concord Town Meeting. The hybrid events are free and open to the public.
The recording of the Carlisle Candidate Forum is now available online. The Carlisle 2025 Town Elections are on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
Join us for a screening of a documentary on Maine’s experience with Ranked Choice Voting (RCV), followed by a Q&A discussion. The event aims to inform about RCV in the context of Article 28, which proposes its use in Concord’s municipal elections.
Recording now available. We were honored to welcome Danielle Allen, James Bryant Conant University Professor at Harvard University, as our keynote speaker at LWVCC's Annual Meeting.
View LWVCC's recommendation for the 2025 Concord Town Meeting and catch up on LWVCC's Warrant Reviews by watching them online.
Join us for a special Pride Month screening of Gen Silent, a powerful and moving documentary that sheds light on the unique needs, challenges, and triumphs of LGBTQIA+ seniors.
The League of Women Voters of Concord-Carlisle will be out and about at local events this summer—and we hope you’ll stop by. Learn about our work in voter education, civic engagement, and youth outreach, or just chat with us about local and national issues that matter to you.
Join us for the “Good Trouble Lives On” rally. This nationwide event is supported by organizations across the United States, including LWVUS. On July 17, Americans will make “Good Trouble” to protect civil rights, stop criminalization of marginalized groups, and secure social programs.
The League of Women Voters empowers voters and strengthens democracy through these core activities.