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You are invited to the planning meeting for the 2024 Women‘s Equality Day Planning Meeting. Let‘s collaborate to create a truly memorable event for this year‘s celebration. All are welcome!
Two candidates are running for Windsor Mayor. All city council members are running unopposed. This is an in-person event. See details below.
Scientific advances benefit from collaboration between
researchers, but what happens when material, such as
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is controversial and important
to a nation’s national security? Is there a middle
ground between sharing information and denying
access? How can we regulate cooperation?
This meeting is for all team leaders and second members of each team to follow up on the Program planning meeting in January.
Hybrid Event, Actual address will be updated
"My work is a cumulative process made of my life experiences & my desire to sculpt the human form. Each piece tells a story of how it was created - with every stroke supporting the narrative." - Jane DeDecker
Sculptor Jane DeDecker will be hosting an in-person tour of her Loveland studio while broadcasting it via Zoom.
This is a meeting of the team leaders and Board of Directors of the League of Women Voters of Larimer County. All members who have an interest in leadership are invited. This meeting will focus on the development of a financial strategic plan for the local League and its use in our combined efforts to affect the upcoming elections.
This team meets on the second Tuesday of the month. All League members and potential League members are welcome.
All We Can Save illuminates the expertise and insights of dozens of diverse women leading on climate in the United States—scientists, journalists, farmers, lawyers, teachers, activists, innovators, wonks, and designers, across generations, geographies, and race—and aims to advance a more representative, nuanced, and solution-oriented public conversation on the climate crisis. These women offer a spectrum of ideas and insights for how we can rapidly, radically reshape society.
All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis
edited by Anya E Johnson and Katherine Wilkerson
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
The Front Range is growing and housing costs are skyrocketing, making single family homes unattainable for many individuals and families. Come and learn why and explore the options for how to make housing more attainable.
Darin Atteberry, Market President for Northern Colorado, Elevations Credit Union, will facilitate a panel of local experts: Clay Frickey, Fort Collins Planning Manager; Megan Ferguson, CEO Impact Development Fund; Jason Sherrill, CEO Landmark Homes.
We will be discussing bills for which the LWVCO Legislative Action Committee studied and voted on a League stance in relation to League state and US positions.November ballot initiatives which have been newly approved by the Colorado Title Board for petitioning will also be discussed.
Placeholder for LWVLC‘s Annual Meeting. Details TBD.
Tracy Kidder has been described by The Baltimore Sun as “a master of the nonfiction narrative.” In Rough Sleepers, Kidder tells the story of Dr. Jim O’Connell, a gifted man who invented a community of care for a city’s unhoused population, including those who sleep on the streets—the “rough sleepers.”
Rough Sleepers: Dr. Jim O‘Connell’s Urgent Mission to Bring Healing to Homeless People by Tracy Kidder
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
On May 15 (Wednesday), from 7 to 8:30 p.m., the South Larimer Discussion Group will present a discussion of Local News. Our guests will be editors from our local newspapers in south Larimer County, including John Vahlenkamp (Senior Editor, Loveland Reporter-Herald). We will talk about the current state and future of local news and the newspapers’ policies on misinformation and disinformation. There will be time for audience questions. Please register on the calendar to receive the Zoom link for the meeting. This meeting is open to the public, so please share this information when you invite your friends and neighbors to join in the conversation.
Timeframe is still in planning. Both Zoom and in person
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February
2022, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
has come under increased scrutiny, not because
NATO troops are involved in the conflict, but because
of its role in relations between Russia and its neighbors.
Will expanding membership in NATO protect
countries, or will it further provoke Russia?
Our June Informed Citizen book discussion will be on: Except for Palestine: The Limits of Progressive Politics by Mitchell Plitnick and Marc Lamont Hill
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
Honoring Representative Brianna Titone
The July Informed Citizen Book Club discussion will be about The Return of Wolves: An Iconic Predator’s Struggle to Survive in the American West by Eli Francovich
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
The August Informed Citizen Book Club discussion will be about Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology by Chris Miller
For September, the Informed Citizen Book Club will be discussing Our Migrant Souls: A Meditation on Race and the Meanings and Myths of “Latino” by Hector Tobar
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
For October, the Informed Citizen Book Club will be discussing Walk the Walk: How Three Police Chiefs Defied the Odds and Changed Cop Culture by Neil Gross
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
Young and the Restless: The Girls Who Sparked America’s Revolutions by Mattie Kahn
Heart of the Rockies Church
As our country continues to struggle with finding sustainable solutions to a looming healthcare crisis, the Health Care Team is hard at work advocating for ideas that work.
You are invited to attend the monthly meeting of the Larimer League‘s Pollinator Group, where you can learn how you can support and protect the pollinators which are vital the environment in Larimer County and Colorado.
This meeting is open to all League members and the public and is online. Register is required to receive the Zoom link.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86403667915
Making Democracy Work is a nationwide League campaign that engages Leagues in advancing core democracy issues of: Voting Rights, Improving Elections, Campaign Finance Reform and Redistricting.
The Election Reform team advocates for the National Popular Vote, Alternative Voting Methods to plurality voting; open, honest and transparent elections; curbing the influence of soft and dark money in elections and call for the public funding of elections.
In a comprehensive approach, using League positions to advocate and take action, the Election Reform team works together toward the one common goal of making democracy work for all!