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The DG focuses on the subject "How Democracy Dies‘ , a book by Stephen Levitsky & Daniel Ziblatt. Published in 2018 address the issue from a broad perspective. Joe Borelli will lead/guide us through some key questions and what we can do.
The book is available for $13.00 at the Fall luncheon on November 8th
Cedar Lane UU Congregation
Montgomery College, Germantown Campus
The DG focuses on the subject "How Democracy Dies‘ , a book by Stephen Levitsky & Daniel Ziblatt. Published in 2018 address the issue from a broad perspective. Joe Borelli will lead/guide us through some key questions and what we can do.
The book is available for $13.00 at the Fall luncheon on November 8th
Hybrid - Zoom / LWVMC Office
The DG focuses on the subject "How Democracy Dies‘ , a book by Stephen Levitsky & Daniel Ziblatt. Published in 2018 address the issue from a broad perspective. Joe Borelli will lead/guide us through some key questions and what we can do.
The book is available for $13.00 at the Fall luncheon on November 8th
Help new citizens register to vote after their naturalization ceremony. All volunteers must be Registrars.
The Agriculture Study committee focuses upon the activity of the county government that affects the Agricultural Reserve as well as state and Federal actions impacting agriculture such as the Census of Agriculture and the Farm Bill. This includes actions to preserve agricultural land such as the Transferrable Development Rights and the Building Lot Termination programs. Current topics include Agritourism, Rustic Roads, solar production and conservation practices. A fact sheet will be prepared and utilized to support Discussion Sessions for members and to update our consensus positions.
Riderwood Senior Living Community
Lakeside Commons Card Room
The DG focuses on the subject "How Democracy Dies‘ , a book by Stephen Levitsky & Daniel Ziblatt. Published in 2018 address the issue from a broad perspective. Joe Borelli will lead/guide us through some key questions and what we can do.
The book is available for $13.00 at the Fall luncheon on November 8th
The DG focuses on the subject "How Democracy Dies‘ , a book by Stephen Levitsky & Daniel Ziblatt. Published in 2018 address the issue from a broad perspective. Joe Borelli will lead/guide us through some key questions and what we can do.
The book is available for $13.00 at the Fall luncheon on November 8th
Members of the Making Democracy Work Committee coordinate voter registration, publication of the Voters‘ Guide and Your Elected Officials, organize candidate forums, monitor the state and county Boards of Elections, and oversee other election activities including the Polling Place Support Program and advocacy for ranked choice voting.
Membership Committee monitors new member contacts, plans for New Member Orientations and outreach activities.
Hybrid - Zoom / LWVMC Office
The Technology Committee coordinates and supports LWVMC’s use of "technology assets," such as the Club Express website. Anyone willing to develop and share technical expertise to support LWVMC‘s use of technology to carry out activities is welcome!
Hybrid - Zoom / LWVMC Office
The Land Use and Transportation Committee has a rich history of studies and public policy positions that support comprehensive long-range planning for Montgomery County and the Washington Metropolitan area that concern growth management, zoning, historic preservation, green infrastructure, and all forms of transportation. The committee closely monitors the progress of and advocates for improved public transportation, Ride On buses, MARC rail and Metro. Our land use arena focuses on the implementation of the elements of equity, growth, and changes to plans whether they be master plans, sector plans, subdivision staging policy, or zoning text amendments (ZTAs).
Home of Shoshana Eisenberg, Membership Committee Chair
If you missed a previous Orientation, here is your opportunity.? All new members and League volunteers and friends are invited to the Coffee to learn about who we are and what our League is doing!
The International Relations (IR) Committee focuses on the study of critical international issues, exploring the role US foreign policy plays in shaping and responding to them. We share our findings with both League members and the public through fact sheets, discussion group presentations and by engaging expert speakers.