This month, we'll talk about anger and intimidation in local politics. Streaming at wmpg.org.

Join to help the Midcoast League plan its next member meeting, including setting the agenda and identifying possible speakers.

Are you a young person interested in learning about voting or helping others vote? Come meet other young people who share the same passion and commitment to democracy.

In the face of the pandemic, election workers put their lives on the line to do their jobs, allowing us to cast our votes safely and securely, and then counting every one of them to ensure our voices could be heard. We’ll celebrate their hard work on April 12 by thanking them in person. Join us!

Join The League and Maine election heroes to discuss what it takes to run elections for Thank Election Heroes Day!

Join the Bangor League for a discussion of Divided We Fall: America's Secession Threat and How to Restore Our Nation by David A. French.

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.

Streaming at weru.org.

“When a library is open, no matter its size or shape, democracy is open, too.” — Bill Moyers.

With Shirley Hager, co-author of The Gatherings: Reimagining Indigenous-Settler Relations, will talk about the book and indigenous rights today.

The Youth Council of League of Women Voters of Maine invites youth to come discuss and learn on what we can do here in Maine to resist anti-Trans and anti-Queer legislation.

Have you ever thought about running for a local office but don’t know where to start? Join us for the first training in our Local Action Workshop Series and hear from folks across the state who have run for office.

Join us for our monthly drop-in discussion on local government issues in Maine and LWVME local government programming!

Join us to learn more about the LWVME proposal for a national LWVUS Study on Digital Democracy.

Join us to learn more about the LWVME proposal for a national LWVUS Study on Digital Democracy.

Join us to learn more about Neighbor to Neighbor, LWVME's project to increase voter engagement through canvassing neighborhoods with low voter participation. We'll discuss where we will be canvassing in 2022. We will also offer some voter registration training, since voter registration is a part of our canvassing.

In this Local Action Workshop, we’re going to talk about ways to create local change other than running for office. Join us if you want to develop a concrete plan to make change in your community!

Join us to learn more about the LWVME proposal for a national LWVUS Study on Digital Democracy.