Leadership Montana, the Mansfield Center, and the League of Women Voters are collaborating to create an interactive experience to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Montana Constitution. A series of concurrent “We the People” community discussions about Montana’s Constitution will be held in nine cities and towns throughout the state. These conversations are free and open to the public.
50% of Montana is experiencing extreme drought conditions. What is the responsible use of water in Billings? How much water do we use in our yards each summer and how can we reduce that?
The Bozeman League of Women Voters will meet on Monday, May 2, and host a presentation by Natalie Meyer, Sustainability Program Manager for the city of Bozeman.
The Bozeman League of Women Voters will meet on Monday, April 18, and host a presentation by representatives from the Bozeman School District. The speakers will be Casey Bertram, Superintendent; Mike Waterman, Executive Director of Business and O
The League of Women Voters of the Helena Area, YWCA Helena, and Montana Women Vote invite you to a Helena School Board Candidate Forum, via a Zoom webinar, on Monday, April 11, from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
Second in a series of events celebrating our unique Montana Constitution and voters' rights. Know what's in our constitution that protects our right to vote and hear from four voting rights experts.
The Bozeman League of Women Voters will host a presentation on Monday, March 21, given by Lori Christenson, Health Officer for the Gallatin City/County Health Department. Lori will be giving an update on health issues and concerns in Gallatin Co
The LWV of the Helena Area invites all Helena Area (Helena, East Helena and Montana City) middle- and high-school students to participate in this year's essay contest. The theme is Our Unique Montana Constitution. Entries are due May 31, 2022.
