Join us for our monthly book club. For October, we're reading "Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop: The Case for Multiparty Democracy in America," by Lee Drutman, March, 2020.

Join us over Zoom for a discussion of The President's Salmon: Restoring the King of Fish and Its Home Waters.

This month, we'll talk about trust and distrust in government. What is the history of distrust in government in the US? How has it been weaponized in the last half-century? Streaming at wmpg.org.

It's time for the inaugural Maine Student Voting Awards Ceremony to honor the great election engagement work students, faculty, administrators, and presidents coordinated in 2020.

Join our bimonthly chapter meeting for a review of the election, an update on the League's outreach to young voters, and information about upcoming activities and volunteer opportunities.

Join the next book group hosted by Capital Area member, Judy Whiting. The book is 21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari.

The League of Women Voters of Maine presents a series to promote a better understanding of the past and present of the Wabanaki indigenous people. 

Passionate about the National Popular Vote and looking for ways to explain it to others? Join an informative training that walks through the case for the National Popular Vote and addresses some common misconceptions on the topic.

This month, we'll talk about about politics and religion. What is the constitutional foundation of the separation of church and state? What is the intersection of political activism and religious groups, now and in our history? Streaming at weru.org.