Common Cause Connecticut invites you to join this this nonpartisan forum featuring candidates for CT Secretary of the State.
Exploring and declared candidates will respond live to the Common Cause Democracy 2022 Connecticut questionnaire on strengthening democracy. Registration is required for the virtual event.
Join Fairfield Community Foundation for the Fund for Women & Girls Annual Luncheon, featuring keynote speaker Anita Hill. You can attend in person at the Greenwich Hyatt or virtually on our live stream! Over two decades, philanthropy has fueled more than $8 million in grants through our Fund for Women & Girls, improving futures for tens of thousands of women and girls in Fairfield County. Tickets on sale now.
Join the League of Women Voters of Redding for the 4th annual Speak Up, virtually bringing together elected town leaders, chairs of appointed boards, committees and commissions, and key town and school officials to answer questions from the public about community and government issues. Register online.
The League of Women Voters of Ridgefield and the Ridgefield Library present an online Meet Your Legislators’ meeting with Aimee Berger-Girvalo, 111th District State Representative; Kenneth Gucker,138th District State Representative; and Will Haskell, 26th District State Senator. Please register to receive the Zoom link.
Join the League of Women Voters of Westport for this Civics Education Program. What is Westport’s Representative Town Meeting form of government? This panel discussion will explain the history, the process, the power, and the limitations of this very important part of Westport’s governance. Register to attend in person or virtually via Zoom.
The CT VOTES! Campaign goal is to increase voter participation in our elections. Whether it's your 1st or 51st time voting, get your questions answered about upcoming elections, info on registering to vote, who the candidates are, voting by absentee ballot, voting at the polls, and more.
Join the League of Women Voters of the East Shore for this special lunch time event. If you are an admirer of Eleanor Roosevelt or you have read another book about her, you are invited to participate in the discussion of this remarkable woman and leader. We will share our reflections on her life and contributions to society. Register to attend.
Connecticut needs our own state-level Voting Rights Act because federal courts have drastically weakened the federal Voting Rights Act of 1965. In 2020, the Center for Public Integrity observed that Connecticut voters still face some of the biggest obstacles outside of southern states. Sign up by Thursday March 24 at 3PM to testify for the virtual public hearing to support SB 471 and two other bills that will protect and expand access to the ballot.
The League invites you to join us for this special presentation to celebrate Women's History Month. We will be hearing from the fellowship grant recipients regarding their research on women of color in the Connecticut women’s suffrage movement around the passage of the 19th amendment, to gain a fuller understanding of all the women who fought for the right to vote in our state. Registration is required.
Adults will join with Greenwich high school students for this intergenerational conversation. We will also be welcoming League members and high school teachers from around the country to participate in the ENCORE Community Case Discussion centered around a pivotal debate at the Constitutional Convention of 1787:
- Should the federal government have veto power over state laws?
- How much power - and what kind of power - should the federal government have over states?
Registration is free and open to members and the public.