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Join us for a collaboration of over 20 non-profit organizations supporting our local women & girls. Must register to enter TEP HQ. Registration is with the BIG COLLAB and not on our website, so will not show Registrants.
Stacie Shannon Denetsosie, a member of the Navajo Nation, will meet with us to discuss her recent book The Missing Morningstar and Other Stories. The book is a collection of nine short stories about life in the Navajo Nation. A few DEI members met Ms. Denetsosie when she presented at the recent Tucson Festival of Books. She graciously agreed to meet with us on May 8.
The book is available at the Pima County Library or for purchase at Torrey house Press.
LWVGT Office Conference Room
2024 LWVAZ BIENNIAL COUNCIL: Advancing Equity, Empowering Voters, Defending Democracy
This year‘s council offers members the chance to elect a President-Elect for 2025-2026, approve budget adjustments from May 2023, revise LWVAZ Education policy, and amend bylaws for LWVUS compliance. Conventions foster education, networking, community building, and efficient league business.
As we face crucial elections, our mission remains: empowering voters and defending democracy. We aim to register, educate, and turn out voters in a nonpartisan manner. Equity is paramount, focusing on the power of women voters, underrepresented groups, and fostering inclusivity.
2024 LWVAZ BIENNIAL COUNCIL: Advancing Equity, Empowering Voters, Defending Democracy
This year‘s council offers members the chance to elect a President-Elect for 2025-2026, approve budget adjustments from May 2023, revise LWVAZ Education policy, and amend bylaws for LWVUS compliance. Conventions foster education, networking, community building, and efficient league business.
As we face crucial elections, our mission remains: empowering voters and defending democracy. We aim to register, educate, and turn out voters in a nonpartisan manner. Equity is paramount, focusing on the power of women voters, underrepresented groups, and fostering inclusivity.
UA Campus, Student Union Room 244
A guided tour of the recently opened museum.