Juneteenth matters! Watch a short video by Heather Cox Richardson to find out more.

LWVCCA is pleased to celebrate and highlight exemplary student civics projects shared by their schools.  In these projects students select a problem, learn about its root causes, strategize how to produce an improvement related to that problem, and develop an action plan. In this process, students speak to community experts and learn how to influence change through advocacy for government or community action.

See the projects nominated by Monomoy Regional High School

Joey Jordan is a retired nonpartisan political consultant and fundraising professional. A 30-year Nevada County  resident,  she joined the League of Women Voters in 2011 and served on the Board for more than a decade in various positions, including membership chair and, most recently, outreach coordinator. Last year, Joey lead Election year efforts by organizing more than 20 League tabling events where many voters were registered and valuable information was provided to our community.