LWVWI is celebrating its 100th birthday and hopes for the future with the release of a 20 minute video: The League of Women Voters of Wisconsin at 100;  An Enduring Legacy of Grassroots Activism.  The video highlights the origins and impact of 100 years of state and local advocacy on Wisconsin public policy, voting rights, voter protections, and voter services. It's LWVWI's contribution to a nationwide Women Power the Vote Day of Action being held on or around February 14th by local and state Leagues across the country in a coordinated celebration of the National League’s 100th birthday. LWVUS was founded on February 14, 1920. LWVWI was founded February 20, 1920.

WOMEN POWER THE VOTE Day of Action events include lobby days, centennial teas, rallies, proclamations, speakers, and much more. Discover what local Leagues in your area have events planned on and around February 14 and get involved!