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2024 Annual Meeting of the League of Women Voters of Thurston County
Thursday, May 2 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM at the Lacey Community Center
Registration is not required. It will also be available by Zoom.
The Zoom information will be sent out prior to the meeting.
LWVTC Annual Meeting: Will be May 2 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM at the Lacey Community Center
Join the walk at Huntamer Park, 618 Woodland Square Loop SE, Lacey WA. It benefits the Community Kitchen & Thurston County Food Bank. Live music, leashed dogs allowed.
All members are welcome and invited to Coffee with the League on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 to 11:00 AM at River‘s Edge at the Tumwater Valley Golf Course.
We will be at this free cultural celebration registering voters and handing out voter information! It is sponsored by APIC at SPSCC Lacey Campus, 4220 6th Ave SE, Lacey, WA 98503. Come see us and enjoy the cultural presentations, exhibits and food!
Our fundraising luncheon will be on May 11th at Indian Summer in Lacey. Our guest speaker will be Mary Yu, Washington State Supreme Court Justice.
All members are welcome and invited to Coffee with the League on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 to 11:00 AM at River‘s Edge at the Tumwater Valley Golf Course.
We‘ll be informing voters and talking about our civics textbooks, The State We‘re In for Nisqually Tribal members.
We will be registering voters and handing out important voter information for two days. Drop by, say hello, and enjoy the biggest fair in our county! Kids World, Worthington Center, St Martin‘s University.
We will be registering voters and handing out important voter information for two days. Drop by, say hello, and enjoy the biggest fair in our county! Kids World, Worthington Center, St Martin‘s University.
Ridgeline High School Auditorium, 20150 Country Vista Dr. Liberty Lake, WA 99019 and on Ridgeline High School Auditorium and TBW: https://tvw.org/
Marathon Park, by the restrooms at entrance off Deschutes Parkway
LWVTC has organized an opportunity to get outside, meet and socialize other members and walk around Capitol Lake. We‘re meeting informally to get acquainted, see some friendly faces, and take in the beauty of Capitol Lake in the Springtime. You don‘t have to walk fast and there are plenty of benches for taking a break. If you want a walk challenge, we can trek up the switchback and circle the Capitol Campus to see blooming trees and gorgeous views.
Be prepared for the Northwest Spring weather, with bouts of wind, sun and rain.
On Zoom
For link contact Membership@LWVthurston.org
Action steps to:
1. Increase diversity in LWVTC membership by meaningful engagement with people in community-based organizations and underrepresented populations.
2. Recruit and develop leadership with individuals active in community organizations and underrepresented populations. Increase shared decision-making among current and new membership and underrepresented populations.
3. Use the LWVTC capacity as a community convener to highlight DEI work done in the community such as in schools and government.
4. Amplify diversity, equity and inclusion efforts made by national and state Leagues in other parts of the state and country.
5. Expand community outreach as LWVTC shows up for organizations that focus on issues important to historically underrepresented communities.
6. Provide opportunities for all members, to enhance their understanding of the nature and impact of racial and social injustice.