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Martin Carcasson of CSU‘s Center for Public Deliberation will discuss the power of conversation to de-escalate, connect, and promote a healthy American democracy.
LWVPPR Administrative Team meets to discuss LWVPPR business on the first Thursday of each month; except for December 2025 and January 2026 when the Admin Team will meet on the second Thursday.
All members and team chairs are welcome to attend. The team meets via Zoom. For more information, email LWVPPR@gmail.com.
Mr. Montoya will discuss Initiatives #109 and 110 and how we can support the right of Colorado‘s families to make private, personal decisions and care for their children without government interference. He will also review plans to keep politicians out of the lives of our families going forward.
LWVPPR is working on creating a Youth Council. Join us for our monthly planning meeting if you are interested in hearing about advocacy priorities, ways you can get involved and meet other passionate young people.
If you are interested in being on the LWVPPR Youth Council, please email lwvppr@gmail.com with your name, age (ages 15-24), school (if applicable and your areas of interest.
The Voter Service Team encourages informed voting and provides unbiased educational and informational services to voters, e.g. ballot-issues pamphlets, forums, etc. Questions? Email us at VoterService@LWVPPR.org. Join the monthly Voter Service Team meeting and volunteer for upcoming voter registration events (high schools & naturalization ceremonies), community events (PRIDE, Juneteenth, etc.), educate voters when upcoming elections are happening (municipal elections, off-cycle elections for school, etc.). League meetings are open to the public. Please join us if you are interested in being a more active and engaged citizen.
Join Esther Turcios, and Shana McClain from the Colorado Fiscal Institute to discuss the economic impacts of H.R. 1 on women and families and how its changes limit women‘s economic security and ability to thrive
Join the League of Women Voters for a presentation on the Graduated Income Tax Ballot Initiative! LWV-Colorado supports this initiative, #195, and we want members to know more about it! This measure, if passed, institutes a graduated income tax in Colorado. The 97% of Coloardo taxpayers making less than $500,000 would receive a tax cut; only those at the top will pay more. The additional revenue raised would be voter-approved, and exempt from the TABOR spending cap. Revenue would go toward K-12, health care, and early child care and
education.
A great opportunity to learn about the League, different Teams, upcoming projects, our non-partisanship & non-profit status, and meet other League members.
Free food and non-alcoholic drinks provided.
Featuring the Colorado Fiscal Institute
Shelley Sella, MD is a board-certified OB-GYN and the first woman to practice third-trimester abortion care in the US.
Her first book, Beyond Limits: Stories of Third-Trimester Abortion Care, is a tribute to the real people whose hearts, reasons, and stories are more complex than politicized conversations about abortion lead us to believe.
Team members will plan for LWVPPR communication needs for the next month, including website, social media, media and newsletter.
Help plan advocacy efforts and events for LWVPPR!