Presented by The Community Fund for Women & Girls in partnership with Aurora Women and Girls Foundation, CTData Collaborative and CT Public.
Here’s a wonderful opportunity for Fairfield County residents! It’s also open to non-Fairfield County residents for $50. TCSYale: The Basics is a premier one-day training program for those interested in learning more about how best prepare to run for office, work on a campaign or effectively lead on an issue in their community.
Bridgeport Generation Now welcomes Dr. Barber, the leading voice for justice in our nation, to listen to his powerful message: It will take all of us - workers, women, faith leaders, and people of all races - to unite in the streets and at the ballot box to bring about the social changes we so desperately need. Sponsored by: Recovery For All CT, Make The Road Connecticut, PT Partners, Fairfield University's Center For Social Impact, and Fairfield County's Community Foundation.
Vote local on November 7! Visit VOTE411.org to get the election information you need.
The League of Women Voters of Connecticut and a coalition of allied organizations submitted a letter to Governor Lamont on September 6, 2023 urging him to include bonding for tabulators and upgrades to the automatic voter registration system in the September Bonding Commission Meeting agenda. Without timely approval, the intricate processes of selecting, ordering, and training personnel on new tabulators cannot feasibly conclude before the critical November 2024 elections.
Connecticut General Assembly has a short session in 2024, convening on February 7 and adjourning on May 8, 2024.
Join the New Haven Museum and Connecticut Explored to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the publication of "African American Connecticut Explored."
Watch live as 2023 Kid Governor Ellie Mendez gives her Farewell Address and Kid Governor-Elect Cristiano Almeida is sworn into office.
The public is always excited about big, federal legislation that affects the whole country. But they might not realize that some of the biggest changes in national government actually started at the state level. Sometimes, it’s these local politics that end up having the biggest impact. Join the Old State House in a conversation with Political Science Prof. Robinson Woodward-Burns of Howard University as they explore these ideas.