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COMMUNICATE with the community key election and other civic educational information
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Headlines from the League of Women Voters of White Plains

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2025: January;March;September;December;

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LWV Solano County Calendar

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Submitted by Solano County in September 2019.

Event Date: 
07/17/2025 - 5:00pm
Event location: 

City Park — Corner of Military West & First Street in Benicia

Join us for a community gathering to uplift the spirit of Congressman John Lewis and his lifelong dedication to justice, equity, and the power of peaceful protest. Let’s come together to make Good Trouble.

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Education Action Team

Education Action Team

The Education Action Team focuses on the League of Women Voters' belief that high-quality public education for all children is necessary to sustain our democratic way of life and the economic health of our state and the people. We believe that adequate funding is essential to provide and sustain such an education.

To that end, the LWVNC:

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Ecomomic Equality

Major Local Employers Ranked on Gender Pay Equity

Scorecard Produced by Women’s Issues and Coalition for Pay Equity

Full-time working women earn 83 cents for every dollar paid to a man. If part-time workers are included, the ratio drops to 73 cents.  The gap widens for Blacks, Native Americans, Latinas, and other women of color.  Black, Native American and Latina women earn 58 cents, 50 cents and 49 cents for every dollar a white, non-Hispanic man earns.

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VERMONT STATEWIDE ALLIANCE PLANS FOR 2020: 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF WOMEN’S RIGHT TO VOTE

Submitted by in August 2019.

Public Statement

(Montpelier) – Women got the vote in 1920: that’s within our grandparents’ or great-grandparents’ lifetimes - not so long ago.

 

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Civics 101 Program

Civics 101 Graduation

 

What is Civics 101?

Civics 101 is a premier source of comprehensive and concise insight into the structures of governance in Charlotte-Mecklenburg County.  The program consists of six evening sessions, one-evening-per-week, covering the Mecklenburg County Board of Elections, Mecklenburg County Government, Charlotte City Council, CMS Board of Education, Local Media, and the Mecklenburg County Courts.

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