Social Policy

Social Policy

Secure equal rights and equal opportunity for all. Promote social and economic justice and the health and safety of all Americans.

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Support library facilities and service in the City of Oxford and the Talawanda School District (1970; amended 2005).

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Support city plans to increase availability and quality of housing for homeless, low & moderate households.

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Support of a high degree of excellence in local education based on flexible blend of state and local funding, supplemented with federal funding.

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Support of an effective public school remodeling and building program where educational goals can be maintained with teachers, parents and taxpayers involved in the planning (1985).
Dr McBride speaking at LWVWI Annual Meeting
Event Date: 
09/12/2019 - 6:30pm

Women’s Suffrage Q&A Webinar with Dr. McBride

Picture of suffragists in 1848
Blog Post

Despite their inexperience, they drafted an agenda and an organizing document, the Declaration of Sentiments, that would galvanize American women. Together, Hunt and her guests envisioned an equality that would smash the sexist norms of their day—and they did it with cups of tea in hand.

Women Picket the White House in 1917

 


This page is dedicated to celebrations and events during 2019-20 tied to the 100th Anniversary of women getting the right to vote.  Links and resources are for everyone to use; new posts in Commentary.

 

♦♦NEW EVENT!  AUGUST 21, 2021 LUNCHEON, HONORING VALIENT WOMEN OF THE VOTE♦♦

Jeromel on Immigrant Engagement
Member's Spotlight

August 2019

Jeromel Lara published this article in the Daily Journal on August 26th.

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The League of Women Voters of Charlotte Mecklenburg members adopted positions regarding transportation, government, education, housing, social policy, environment/global climate change, healthcare reform and human trafficking.

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