On the November 2012 statewide ballot, there were 10 initiatives and 1 referendum for California voters to decide on. In May 2011, the League of Women Voters of California (LWVC) adopted a study to update of their position on the…
The LWVC Advocacy Team Training Q&A webinar is designed to allow new advocacy team members and League veterans alike to ask questions after reviewing this training video. Please email achampagne@lwvc.org if you are interested in joining this Q&A.
LWVC Guidance—EPA Listening Session Climate change is now. Heat records are being broken, glaciers are melting, the seas are rising and we have a moral obligation to protect are children and future generations from the even greater impacts of climate…
For Immediate Release Contact: Chris Carson, 818-840-0417 July 29, 2011 …
SB 4 (Pavley) was passed by the Legislature and sent to the Governor on September 11. This bill establishes a framework for regulating fracking and “acidization” of oil and gas wells that is likely the strongest in the country. The League…
Sunday, September 8th at 2 PMBerkeley Hills – address provided upon RSVPWe are thrilled to invite you to soak up panoramic views of the Bay with an inspiring afternoon dedicated to empowering voters and shaping the future of our democracy.…
Are you interested in serving on the Board of the League of Women Voters of California in the future? Applications and nominations will open soon, so join the nominating committee and some current board members to hear about LWVC board…
Are you interested in serving on the Board of the League of Women Voters of California in the future? Applications and nominations will open soon, so join the nominating committee and some current board members to hear about LWVC board…
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