Town councils, school boards, and other government entities often allow the public to comment on issues during regularly scheduled meetings. The state legislature occasionally schedules committee hearings that include public comment.
On Tuesday, Aug 24 at 5 pm, League members from across North Carolina are invited to join LWV Wake's DEI webinar featuring Dr. Carolyn Jefferson-Jenkins.
At this event at the Patrick Beaver Memorial Library in Hickory, hear from LWV of Catawba Valley's uniquely qualified panel of speakers on all things redistricting, and how you can make an impact.
Join LWV Lower Cape Fear in a discussion with Kimberly J. Cook, PhD as we learn the truth about Critical Race Theory: what it is, what it is not, and where it is applied in education.
Start the fiscal year off right with this session that's all about resources that are available at the national and state level that local leagues can utilize to communicate with members – and potential new members – more effectively.
Our state’s General Assembly will soon have population data from the Census and will be working with tight deadlines in drawing district maps for their own seats and for Congressional seats.
