Letter from our Co-Presidents– The League of Women Voters is actively defending the right to vote through lawsuits opposing measures that would restrict voting.
LWVE Hosts Annual Legislative Luncheon– We held our annual Legislative Lunch in August. Learn what state legislators and staff members had to say about recent accomplishments and future priorities.
Eyes and Ears on Your Government: The LWVE Observer Corps– Observer Corps members shared their experiences and enthusiasm with other members of the League at a recent program.
Creating an Elevator Pitch for LWVE– Board members gathered in small groups to identify key features of the League and quick ways to convey information about the importance and wide scope of our activities.
Voter Services Update– Our Voter Services team has been busy with fall activities, including National Voter Registration Day and planning for the November election.
LWVE Member Eleanor Revelle Honored for her Service to Evanston and the League– An honorary street sign recognizing longtime member Eleanor Revelle was unveiled this month.
Constitution Day Event: Mending the Constitution to Include the Declaration– Attendees learned about links between sentiments expressed in the Declaration of Independence and amendments to the Constitution—and about key roles that women have played.
A New LWV Position on Immigration Rights– Many LWVE members are concerned about immigration practices. Delegates to the LWV National Convention this past June approved a new position on immigrants’ rights.
Local Programs Update– Read brief updates on what’s happening with three LWVE areas of focus: Climate Change, Environmental Justice, and Envision Evanston 2045.
Envision Evanston: Update on the Zoning Code Revision– Evanston City Council has moved on to a new stage of the Envision Evanston 2045 project: revising the Zoning Code.
Climate Corner: • Why We Finally Went Electric– And Why You Should Too– A member describes his experience as a first-time electric vehicle owner and how it has worked for him in travel close to home and on longer trips. • Leave the Leaves– Why I Do Less in My Garden Every Fall– A member discovers that leaving leaves in her garden beds over the winter can help a world of creatures survive and thrive.
Membership Update– A welcome to our newest members, information on renewing, and tips on learning how you can actively participate in the LWVE.
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