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Hear from Maryland Legislators and learn more about LWVMD‘s advocacy impact!
County Council's Hearing Room on the third floor of the Council Office Building
This year‘s theme is "Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future" and it highlights the powerful role women play in building stronger, more equitable communities. The event will also recognize the Council‘s forthcoming resolution in support of the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). Our League‘s very own Camille Brewer played an outsized role in bringing CEDAW into existence as well as bringing about this proclamation ceremony.
This new year looks to be an active one for the ERA! Maryland NOW is partnering with ERA NOW to host the Golden Flyer driving through Annapolis on March 6, in support of the Equal Rights Amendment.
We will urge the US Congress to pass a joint resolution affirming the Equal Rights Amendment as the 28th Amendment to the US Constitution.
Join LWVMD for Lobby Day ot meet your legislators and make your voice heard in Annapolis.
The Environmental Committee studies topics pertaining to environmental issues and advocates on the basis of LWV public policy positions on natural resources/environmental topics.
During our March DG sessions, we will be building on the February Trending Topics webinar "Immigrant Rights in Montgomery County-What Does Due process Look Like?" We‘ll delve further into the topic, as well as the "What Can We Do?" aspect of the issue. Resources for additional information will be shared.
During our March DG sessions, we will be building on the February Trending Topics webinar "Immigrant Rights in Montgomery County-What Does Due process Look Like?" We‘ll delve further into the topic, as well as the "What Can We Do?" aspect of the issue. Resources for additional information will be shared.
Hybrid - Zoom / LWVMC Office
During our March DG sessions, we will be building on the February Trending Topics webinar "Immigrant Rights in Montgomery County-What Does Due process Look Like?" We‘ll delve further into the topic, as well as the "What Can We Do?" aspect of the issue. Resources for additional information will be shared.
Montgomery College, Rockville Campus
Science Building
This event is put on by the Patuxent River Chapter of The Links, Inc. and sponsored by many organizations. LWVMC will be doing voter registration and handing out voting info.
Riderwood Senior Living Community
During our March DG sessions, we will be building on the February Trending Topics webinar "Immigrant Rights in Montgomery County-What Does Due process Look Like?" We‘ll delve further into the topic, as well as the "What Can We Do?" aspect of the issue. Resources for additional information will be shared.
During our March DG sessions, we will be building on the February Trending Topics webinar "Immigrant Rights in Montgomery County-What Does Due process Look Like?" We‘ll delve further into the topic, as well as the "What Can We Do?" aspect of the issue. Resources for additional information will be shared.
Join LWVMD for our next Democracy Dialogues event, exploring the movement to discredit science and undermine our public health system.
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.
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.
The Transportation and Land Use Committee has now merged with the Housing Committee. A description of what they do will come soon.
Rockville Memorial Library
The City of Rockville is conducting a Housing Needs Assessment to learn about residents‘ experiences with housing in our community.
Your input will help shape solutions that work for Rockville families and community members.
Universities of Shady Grove
Voter registration and education. Click link at "Additional Info" to register.
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.