Panel Discussion

We are a divided country in a dangerous time. We are at a fork in the road. New strategies to break the 500 year cycle of white supremacy and white nationalism are available if we choose to use them. Come here more. Join us.
$5 donation suggested. Students free. Secure parking adjacent to church.

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Join the City of Ann Arbor and other community partners for an interactive discussion about climate change: the latest science, current impacts, and how Ann Arbor can take action on Friday, Dec. 7 from 6-8 p.m. at the Ann Arbor Downtown Public Library 4th floor.

Want politics to work for you? Discover the roots of our political malaise in how we elect the president and whether we as a country, are ready for the alternative: a national popular vote. Is what President Donald Trump called "a totally different campaign" a viable and realistic solution to Americans' sense that government isn't representing them?

The League of Women Voters of the Ann Arbor Area host a panel discussion on Proposal A, the "Library Lot."

Representatives from groups that support or oppose Proposal A will present their views and answer audience questions.

Pro
Alan Haber, Ann Arbor Committee for the Community Commons
Will Hathaway, Ann Arbor Central Park Ballot Committee

Con
Linh Song
Jessica Letaw, DDA Board Member, Ann Arbor YIMBY

More info: https://aadl.org/node/382080

The League of Women Voters of the Ann Arbor Area will host a panel discussion on Proposal A, the "Library Lot" on Thursday, October 25, 7-8:30 pm at Downtown AADL. Representatives from groups that support or oppose Proposal A will present their views and answer audience questions.

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This event features a range of opportunities to take action ON THE SPOT to support racial justice in our community. We'll be joined by incredible Washtenaw County organizers like WICIR Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights Huron Valley Democratic Socialists of America Washtenaw County Democratic Party Black Caucus Voters - Not Politicians, and MORE!

Action stations will address issues like immigration detention, gerrymandering, and police oversight.

Please join the Moratorium NOW! Coalition and other community organizations on Sun. Oct. 28 for a Teach-In from 1:00-5:00pm on the actual situation facing hundreds of thousands of people who live in the city of Detroit.

Join us in the Betty Ford Room (1110 Weill Hall) as we facilitate an honest discussion about campus affordability and access with Paul Brown for University of Michigan Regent, Candidate for Regent Jordan Acker and State Representative Yousef Rabhi. Topics include (but are not limited to): rent prices in Ann Arbor, food security, student employment, and tuition increases. Please use this form to submit your questions in advance: https://goo.gl/P296Zg

Join the ACLU of Michigan and Count MI Vote Education Fund as they break down the issues surrounding voting rights and gerrymandering. Each of these important topics will be addressed in the next election, so come learn more before making your voice heard at the polls this November!

Dinner starts at 6pm | Program starts at 6:30pm

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On Tuesday, October 2, from 6:30 to 8:00 in the Maas Center on the Hope College campus at 264 Columbia Avenue, the Holland League of Women Voters, in conjunction with Hope College Vox Populi, will present an opportunity to learn more about the initiatives on the Michigan November ballot. Judy Karandjeff, Michigan League of Women Voters President, will be the featured speaker.

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