Register for The League of Women Voters: Sharing Our History, Defending Democracy, and Educating Voters Nationally, Statewide, and Locally
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Nicole Menchise
Apr 15, 2026, 10:27:04 AMApr 15
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The League of Women Voters: Sharing Our History, Defending Democracy, and Educating Voters Nationally, Statewide, and Locally
The League of Women Voters was founded in Chicago by leaders of the women’s suffrage movement six months before the 19th amendment was ratified in 1920. Designed to educate and assist millions of new women voters, the LWV has since grown to become a non-partisan grassroots network and membership organization that seeks to support all eligible American voters. The LWV believes the freedom to vote is a nonpartisan issue, and therefore the League does not endorse political parties or candidates. The League works to empower voters and defend democracy in local communities by conducting voter registration drives, educating the public on current legislative initiatives, holding candidate forums, and promoting civic education for voters.
A women-led organization, the LWV encourages the citizenry to be informed, to register to vote, and to actively take part in American democracy.
This discussion will include a brief history of the LWV, as well as a review of some of the current initiatives of each of the four Suffolk County Leagues.
Register here: https://lilrc.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=2052029&group=
Nicole Menchise (she/her)
Digitization and Archives Coordinator | Long Island Library Resources Council
Sustainability Team Member
nmen...@lilrc.org | 631-675-1570 x2004
LILRC is a member of the Empire State Library Network (ESLN)
Nicole Menchise
Apr 15, 2026, 12:03:56 PMApr 15
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The League of Women Voters: Sharing Our History, Defending Democracy, and Educating Voters Nationally, Statewide, and Locally
Thursday, April 23 (1:00pm - 2:00pm) on Zoom
The League of Women Voters was founded in Chicago by leaders of the women’s suffrage movement six months before the 19th amendment was ratified in 1920. Designed to educate and assist millions of new women voters, the LWV has since grown to become a non-partisan grassroots network and membership organization that seeks to support all eligible American voters. The LWV believes the freedom to vote is a nonpartisan issue, and therefore the League does not endorse political parties or candidates. The League works to empower voters and defend democracy in local communities by conducting voter registration drives, educating the public on current legislative initiatives, holding candidate forums, and promoting civic education for voters.
A women-led organization, the LWV encourages the citizenry to be informed, to register to vote, and to actively take part in American democracy.
This discussion will include a brief history of the LWV, as well as a review of some of the current initiatives of each of the four Suffolk County Leagues.
A women-led organization, the LWV encourages the citizenry to be informed, to register to vote, and to actively take part in American democracy.
This discussion will include a brief history of the LWV, as well as a review of some of the current initiatives of each of the four Suffolk County Leagues.
Sally Stieglitz
Apr 20, 2026, 10:48:50 AMApr 20
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The League of Women Voters: Sharing Our History, Defending Democracy, and Educating Voters Nationally, Statewide, and Locally
Thursday, April 23 (1:00pm - 2:00pm) on Zoom
The League of Women Voters was founded in Chicago by leaders of the women’s suffrage movement six months before the 19th amendment was ratified in 1920. Designed to educate and assist millions of new women voters, the LWV has since grown to become a non-partisan grassroots network and membership organization that seeks to support all eligible American voters. The LWV believes the freedom to vote is a nonpartisan issue, and therefore the League does not endorse political parties or candidates. The League works to empower voters and defend democracy in local communities by conducting voter registration drives, educating the public on current legislative initiatives, holding candidate forums, and promoting civic education for voters.
A women-led organization, the LWV encourages the citizenry to be informed, to register to vote, and to actively take part in American democracy.
This discussion will include a brief history of the LWV, as well as a review of some of the current initiatives of each of the four Suffolk County Leagues.
A women-led organization, the LWV encourages the citizenry to be informed, to register to vote, and to actively take part in American democracy.
This discussion will include a brief history of the LWV, as well as a review of some of the current initiatives of each of the four Suffolk County Leagues.
Sally Stieglitz (she/her)
Communications & Outreach Coordinator | Long Island Library Resources Council
Editor-in-Chief, Association of Jewish Libraries News and Reviews
Chair, Jewish Information Committee, EMIERT/ALA
sstie...@lilrc.org | 631-675-1570 x2005
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