Would you like to join the Community Breakfast and celebration of Martin Luther King Jr Jan 21, 2019? You can sign up now. It’s always exhilarating to see this great cross-section of our community coming togeth...
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The League office at 2535 San Pablo Ave stayed open and staffed on the day before and the day of the Election. Here are some reports of questions we tried to handle. Kandea reported that a few people dropped by or called...
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League of Women Voters BAE Environmental Concerns Speaker Series Monday, November 12 7:30-9:00 pm, Belmont Village, 1100 San Pablo Ave, Albany. Soil Health for Carbon Drawdown in the Face of Climate Change – Elizabeth ...
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The CivilTalk Team demonstrated “Living Room Conversations” on Nov. 15 in the League office. For about 2.5 hours participants conversed on a topic under the guidance of a trained moderator. There were two s...
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Yesterday [Election Day] was a historic day. More women elected to office than ever before. The first Muslim and Native American women, the first black woman from New England, the first Latina women from Texas—all elec...
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Berkeley Community College is hosting a Election Watch Party 5 – 9pm, 2050 Center St, Berkeley. Join the League and others and watch the election results coming in!...
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We began with a Business Meeting which included the introduction of the New Management Training Advisor, Ellen Wheeler, a report on the League’s 2018 Activities and Updates, discussion of Student Membership Dues, a...
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A story in the Tues, Oct 23, edition of Berkeleyside is a wonderful portrait of our current President Adena Ishii. Headlined League of Women Voters’ first woman of color president marks a series of firsts. Ishii...
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We’re Ecstatic! Give it up for everyone making the Reform Prop. 13 “Schools And Communities First” state constitutional amendment eligible for the Nov. 2020 ballot! LWVC President Helen Hutchison e-mailed this mi...
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Great pride and enthusiasm buoyed everyone attending the 25th Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow and Indian Market at Berkeley’s Civic Center Park last October 8. Tented booths, selling indigenous clothing, jewelry, toys, ...
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