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Rooted in the movement that secured the right to vote for women, the League of Women Voters (LWV) has worked to foster civic engagement and encourage voting since we were founded in 1920.
Rooted in the movement that secured the right to vote for women, the League of Women Voters (LWV) has worked to foster civic engagement and encourage voting since we were founded in 1920.
Issues for Emphasis are adopted by our grassroots members during our biennial Convention.
LWV of the United States offers the following tips to help you get the most out of watching a debate:
NEW DATES ADDED: When someone is being harassed or demeaned, do you know how to respond—and would you feel ready to act? Join the Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council on Wednesday, August 13 or Sunday, September 7, for an Active Bystander Training.
Join us this fall for a powerful kickoff to the LWVCC’s program year with Carol Rose, Executive Director of the ACLU of Massachusetts, speaking on “Protecting Voters’ Rights.” Hear one of the state’s leading voices on democracy and civic participation.
Join us for an evening of learning and dialogue on understanding and addressing hate in our community. Topics include recognizing hate incidents, understanding antisemitism, and how to respond when we witness acts of hate. Together, we can take meaningful action to foster respect, deepen understanding, and build unity in Concord and beyond.
For nearly six decades, Nancy Brown has been a driving force in the League—from foreign policy studies to voting rights, corporate counsel to DEI leadership. Read Nancy’s inspiring journey—complete with wisdom, wit, and Millie the Havanese—on our blog.
Join the League of Women Voters of Concord-Carlisle for an update on the future of MCI Concord. Hear updates on planning, development opportunities, and the upcoming important decisions.
Join us as members of the Concord Tax Relief Evaluation Task Force share their findings on housing costs and present recommendations to the Select Board on the Residential Tax Exemption.
Join us for a community conversation about Concord’s town elections and why they matter. Whether you're new or long involved, discover how we can all help keep our local democracy strong.