Join the League of Women Voters of Fairfield and Fairfield Museum and History Center to explore the inspirational stories of suffrage advocates like Alice Paul and Isabella Beecher Hooker, prominent female firsts like Ella Grasso and Denise Nappier and social activists like Helen Keller, Anne Stanback and Estelle Griswold.
Attorney General William Tong, his reproductive rights team, as well as state and local leaders will speak on Reproductive Rights in a forum hosted by League of Women Voters of Southeastern CT.
With the global decline in voter participation, democracy is at risk. There is a pressing need to revitalize voter engagement, particularly among women and marginalized communities. Our panelists will examine critical issues affecting voter participation including youth disengagement, institutional challenges, civic mistrust, and cultural barriers and highlight policy innovations that can foster democratic resilience.
As a parallel event at NGO CSW Forum, Sandra Laub will be performing her play on Monday, March 17th at 6:30 PM at the Church Center in the UN Plaza.
Consider supporting the Women’s Campaign School at Yale by attending a fundraiser in Westport on Sunday March 30.
Let's Talk About Digital Threats to Democracy
Series presented by the League of Women Voters of Maine in partnership with the Leagues of Women Voters of Alaska and Colorado
The First Congregational Church in Norwalk is sponsoring this book discussion moderated by Laura Smits of the League of Women Voters in Norwalk.
H.B. 7212, an Act Concerning the Trust Act, represents an important step in protecting Connecticut’s immigrant communities, but it does not fully address the breadth of challenges our immigrant community members are facing. Submit testimony ahead of the March 19 Public Hearing in support of strengthening the Trust Act.
Join the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters for a thought-provoking discussion exploring environmental justice, its national and local history, key developments, and the future path toward stronger, more equitable communities.