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.

Join the League of Women Voters of Greenwich for an update on current thinking on affordable housing, accessory dwelling units and other issues related to town planning and zoning from the Chair of the Greenwich Planning and Zoning Commission, Margarita Alban, and Greenwich Town Planner Katie DeLuca.

Please join the League of Women Voters of Wilton and Wilton Library for this opportunity to learn more about how Wilton works. Wilton is self-governing. That means neighbors volunteer to manage the boards and commissions that make decisions about our schools, our tax rates and expenditures, and the protection of our natural beauty. But how much do you know about how our town government functions? Register now to attend in person or via Zoom.

Save the Date! National Votes for Women Trail Women's Suffrage Marker Dedication in Bridgeport. This marker honors Elsie Vervane, President of the Women's Machinist Union, and the factory women from Bridgeport who were arrested and jailed alongside her for the right to vote.