LWV Statement on Dobbs v. Jackson

"When women and those who can become pregnant can no longer make reproductive decisions for their own bodies, they are no longer equal individuals in our democracy. This harm will exacerbate societal inequalities and fall disproportionately on people of color and low-income communities already facing egregious obstacles to health care. "

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Voter Registration, Training, and Speakers

 

We are proud to share our well-researched positions and election information with our community. If you would like to have a trained League speaker present at an upcoming event, complete the request form and our Speakers Bureau Chair will contact you to discuss your request. 

Do you have an event coming up serving a portion of our community that is underrepresented at the polls? The League wants to help you register those voters and share with them some tips about the voting process. If you are interested in having the League come out to register voters, submit a request and our Director of Voter Registration will reach out to you to get more information about your event or organization. 

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Volunteer Opportunities

 

Quite often, our League needs volunteers to help with small tasks that are not time consuming but vital to our leadership and membership.

Would you be willing to conduct research on historic and cultural dates and events for our newsletter, make phone calls to members about upcoming events, or attend online city council meetings or committee hearings?

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Local Program

The League of Women Voters Jacksonville First Coast program identifies the issues that we chose for concerted study, education and action at local and state levels.

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Legislative Priorities

The League is a grassroots organization and as such, we focus on the issues that our members care the most about. Each year, our membership is polled to see which issues are most important to them. Every local league submits priorities. After tabulating each local league’s submissions, the top five areas become priorities for the Legislative Session.

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