The meeting is open to League members and others who are interested in working on the campaign to pass Proposition 15, the Schools and Communities First initiative. For more information or to attend this virtual meeting, send an email to yeson15 [at] lwvscc.org
The Education and Advocacy Program Planning & Events Committee has planned a Celebratory Zoom Meeting to Commemorate the 100-year Anniversary of the Women’s Right to Vote on Tuesday, August 11th at 7 PM. Please Zoom in on your computer or device to join us for a good time and to learn and talk a little about the League and the Women’s Suffrage Movement.
The LWVTA meets on the last Thursday of each month except July and December. All Members are welcome to attend any board meeting. Only officers and directors have a vote.
Join the League of Women Voters of Solano County for a Zoom Discussion of "The Vote" documentary on Wednesday, July 29th at 7 PM. This is a fun way to stay engaged, socialize, and discuss the program.
Zoom Meeting on Voting Procedures in November presented by Phillip Verbera, Community and Voter Outreach, L A Cnty Registrar of Voters, speaking about concerns regarding voting in the Fall and what the state and county are planning to encourage all registered voters to participate safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Zoom link will be sent out to all members on Saturday, July 25. Non members can call or email the office for the link.
This year's annual meeting will be conducted via live Zoom virtual meeting. To attend, RSVP by July 10; click "Read more" for details. Make your reservation online by sending an email to RSVP [at] lwvscc.org or by phoning 831-325-4140 before July 10, 2020.
On November 3, you will vote in perhaps the most critical election of your lifetime, but democracy can’t wait, so show up and let’s get to work!
We’ll talk about 101 Days of Action – coordinated acts we can all take to make a difference in our democracy. In addition, we’re excited to share what our Voter Empowerment team is planning for the coming months and how you can be a vital part.
Oakland residents will be interested in this Community Conversation focusing on Mobile Assistance Community Responders of Oakland (MACRO). Join the Leagues of Oakland and Piedmont to learn about this program for which the 2020-21 Oakland city budget provides an additional $1.85 million.
Many of us have extra time these days. What better way to spend it than with a book! In these trying times, it's also helpful to stay in community, even if we can't personally be with each other. This year--the hundredth anniversary of women's suffrage--we're starting the LWVO Centennial Book Club under the leadership of Trisha Gorman, LWVO Centennial Committee. We'll be meeting over Zoom on the third Thursday of every other month. (Zoom, which is free for users, works with PCs/Macs and on iPhones/Androids.)
Join us for our monthly (virtual) Happy Hour on Thursday, July 16th at 5:30 p.m.! Catch up with other League members & supporters from the comfort of wherever you are! Please RSVP for the Zoom meeting information.
