Members-Only Book Club

• The Book: Bad Law by Ellie Mystal
• Available at:  Way Library is holding copies for Book Club members to pick up.
• Want to Join the Club?  Contact Ann Hymel at lwvperrysburg [at] gmail.com to RSVP.
• Future Book Club Dates:  Thursday, 01/08/26 & 02/05/26 (no December meeting) // Power Broker by Robert Caro (we will be dividing this book between the two meetings)

Members-Only Monthly Call:  Kay Cook from Unite America will join us to talk about primary elections and Jen Miller, LWVO Executive Director, will give a legislative update.  (Members:  Find the registration link for this virtual event in the lastest LWVO Weekly Update in your inbox.  Contact us at lwvperrysburg [at] gmail.com with questions or problems regarding the registration.)

Currently, Medicaid in Schools only applies to children with disabilities from low-income households who are enrolled in Medicaid.  Ohio is in the process of seeking federal approval to extend Medicaid in Schools coverage to all students who are enrolled in Medicaid -- not just those with disabilities.

During this forum we will learn more about how these programs work; their contribution to health-servcies schools are able to provide, and much more.  (Presented by LWVO's Education Committee.)

League of Women Voters of Bowling Green (LWVBG) to Host “Everyday Advocacy” Workshop

Feeling overwhelmed by the state of the world but unsure what to do about it? You’re not alone — and you’re not powerless.  Join the LWVBG for a practical, heart-centered workshop.   

Whether you’re brand-new to advocacy or already engaged, this session offers clarity, community, and concrete tools to help you take the next right step. Together, we’ll explore what effective, sustainable civic engagement looks like — and how each of us can help shape a more just and compassionate future.

Amid the flurry of property tax reform proposals and Ohio's newly adopted flat income tax, LWV thinks it is time to take a step back and look at how we finance public goods and services in Ohio.  There is an urgent need to modernize Ohio’s tax code to be more equitable while ensuring that local communities have the resources they need to provide services for their residents including public education, public safety, health and human services, libraries; all of the things we expect of our local governments. (A LWV of Greater Cleveland Educational Issues Program and is co-sponsored by LWVO.) 

Note:  No worries if the time of the event does not work for you.  A recording of the event will be emailed to all who register.