Register for Council 2013

Registration is now open for Council 2013, to be held on Friday June 14 through Monday, June 17, 2013 at the National Conference Center, 18980 Upper Belmont Place, Lansdowne, VA 20176


Visit the Clearinghouse!

Share Your Study! Find a Study! Looking for inspiration for program planning? Don’t want to reinvent the wheel for your study kit? Curious how other Leagues have approached a tough issue?

Visit http://clearinghouse.lwv.org/ to see League studies from across the country.


What's in a Name? Help Us Name the Members Site!

We have taken the first steps toward a new, dynamic members’ website resource built just for League members and Leaders! The new and improved site – it deserves a good name! Unlike Shakespeare, we don’t think this particular rose will smell as sweet with just any name. So, come share your ideas in the “What’s in a Name?” game.
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    Management Team Model

    Management Team Model (four or more persons)

    The Management Team has four or more persons doing the work as listed under the Traditional Presidency.  Leagues that use this model often have the rest of the board follow the traditional model: one or more vice-presidents, a secretary and treasurer, or secretary/treasurer, and a pre-determined number of elected and appointed directors.

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    Calendaring: A 360 View for 365 Days

    In the Membership and Leadership Development (MLD) program, we’re always talking about being intentional when it comes to planning. With new local and state boards settling in to their roles, now is the perfect time to get intentional about planning for the year ahead! Below is a PowerPoint presentation that can help you plan ahead and stick to that plan throughout the year.

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    Suggestions for a Successful Board Orientation

    Good orientation informs board members about the League, acquaints them with one another, and builds a sense of total board responsibility. New board members gain confidence in carrying out their responsibilities and learn policies and procedures expected of board members.

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    League of Women Voters Name and Logo Guidelines

    The League of Women Voters’ logo, like our name, is our identity. It conveys the full collective power of the LWV mission to the public, our members and supporters. It says that we are 140,000 members and supporters strong. While each League is unique in its local activities and grassroots efforts, as a unified group, all Leagues contribute to our core mission - encouraging informed and active participation in government, increasing understanding of major public policy issues, and influencing public policy through education and advocacy.

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    How to Use the Name and Logo Online

    We strongly urge all Leagues to have a robust online presence that reflects the current work you are doing in your communities and states. Your website, email communications (newsletters, action alerts, appeals, etc.), Facebook, Twitter, and other League-related social media sites should all incorporate both the LWV logo and name prominently at the top. Other pictures or graphics are allowed but are not to over shadow the League name and logo.

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    About the Agriculture Update and Committee

    The Agriculture Update will focus narrowly on: 1) current technology issues in agriculture including genetically modified organisms (GMOs), herbicides, pesticides, agriculture water pollution, aquifer depletion, antibiotics in livestock, and accurate food labeling; and 2) current agriculture finance issues including consolidation in agriculture industries, crop subsidies and the federal agricultural regulatory process.

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    2013 LWV Birthday / VRA Press Template

    On February 14, the League of Women Voters celebrates 93 years of positive impact on American communities and democracy. This is a great opportunity to reach out to your local media.

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