The LWVMT Program Committee would like you to join us for the inaugural happy hour meet-up, Cocktails & Council at 5 p.m. on April 18, 2019, at Hotel Indigo in downtown Tulsa! In attendance we will have City Councilors Jeannie Cue and Cass Fahler of Districts 2 and 5, respectively. It’s an opportunity to sit back, relax, and discuss current …
The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa has several events coming up and is looking for volunteers! Voter Registration Naturalization Ceremony When: Thursday, April 11 @1pm Where: City Hall (175 E. 2nd St.) Volunteers: 3 Interested volunteers can sign up HERE. (Please note this is a separate event to the monthly ceremonies listed below.) Naturalization Ceremony When: 2nd Wednesday …
The March Lunch Meet-up will be focusing on the topic of immigration. To read up on the LWVUS’ position on immigration, please visit pp.89-90 in the Impact on Issues. Date: Tuesday, March 19, 2019Time: 12:00-1:00pmLocation: YWCA Community Room(1910 S. Lewis Ave.) Arrive early (~11:30am) w/ lunch if you’d like!
Please join us for the 4th Annual Madam President celebration! Our list of honorees is coming soon, but get your tickets now at www.lwvmadampresident.com/tickets.
League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa has created an online Voters’ Guide for the Feb.12 Board of Education primary election for Tulsa Public Schools Office 1 and general election for Office 2 unexpired term. Please visit Vote411.org for complete details.
League Meet Ups are small discussion groups that convene monthly and provide a casual atmosphere to discuss current issues and investigate areas of advocacy. Formally known as “Unit Meetings,” our Meet Ups are considered the “heart of the LWV” – informing voters on important issues. Lunch Meetup: 12 – 1pm (arrive early with your brown bag lunch to network!) Mar …
Dear LWV Members, We’ve heard from several of our members who would like to know more about some of our upcoming League activities. The League of Women Voters of Oklahoma and the League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa have several opportunities for our members to engage with our 2018 – 2019 programs. League of Women Voters of Oklahoma Our …
New or renewal memberships are good through June 30, 2019. Our members make a visible difference by serving as community leaders using their experience to create positive, lasting change in our communities. Become a member. Serve as a leader in your community. Work to shape the important issues that keep our communities strong. Membership is open to men and women …
Looking for candidate information on the June 26th Elections? Visit vote411.org!!!
I believe in service to both the small and large community. And so I am a member of the LWV. I believe in personal responsibility for our environment, our schools, our families, and our cities. And so I’m a member of the LWV. I believe in seeking the truth, even when the answer is not popular, or even believed. And …
On March 27, the Tulsa City Council voted unanimously to pass a resolution in support of the Equal Rights Amendment. The resolution declares the Mayor and Council’s support of Oklahoma’s ratification of the amendment and urges the Oklahoma State Legislature to ratify it during its current session.
Join the League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa as the Tulsa City Council discusses and votes on a Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) Resolution. Currently 37 states have ratified the ERA and only one more is needed to include this amendment in the U.S. Constitution. We encourage supporters to wear white, the historical color of choice for women’s rights, to …
Approximately 25 representatives from across the state attended the LWVOK Advocacy Day on March 6th in Oklahoma City. The day began with training and discussion at the state League office. Former State Senator Angela Monson, who has been working to expand access to healthcare for over 30 years, spoke about efforts to expand Medicaid in Oklahoma. Please go to: https://okpolicy.org/issues/health/ …