To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendment, giving women the right to vote, we undertook a Centennial Project. This project honors seven women, both past and present, who made a difference in Mason County by:
This is a series of virtual conversations about critical health issues in Washington state. Each Health Matters webinar will take place on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7pm from September through December 2021
Our League’s mission is to empower voters and defend democracy. Working for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is one of our basic principles, and a bylaw. Working for DEI directly supports our mission.
The Study Groups meet every Wednesday for one hour between Sept 8 and November 17, 2021. You can participate at 10am or 4pm. Iojema Olu's bestselling book " So You Want to Learn About Race" will be the anchor book for the discussions. See the
Eileen Quigley, Executive Director for the Clean Energy Transition Institute, spoke to the Climate Change Committee at their June 2021 meeting. The meeting was covered by the Shelton-Mason County Journal. Read the article here.
The Mason County League publishes an annual report describing the League Activities for the prior Year ( Sept- June). If you are interested in joining the Mason County League of Women Voters, contact us at:
A Public Hospital District (PHD) is organized to assure a community has access to the health care services it deems necessary or desires. Because a PHD is governed by elected officials and paid for by property taxes, the community has a vote.
In this session, we use speculative fiction to launch conversations about what it means to be human. To anchor our discussion, we will read Uhura's Song,a StarTrek novel of first contact by Janet Kagan. Each week, we consider a differen
LWV of Washington presented a workshop in May on issues important to carrying out the League’s mission of “Empower Voters, Defend Democracy.” If you missed it, you can listen to it at this recorded link.
