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Bravo Supermarket
2701 N Hiawassee Rd.
Community Clean up with our Gun Violence Prevention Team, YaYa‘s Dream Foundation, Moms Demand Action and Our own Environmental Resource Committee. All LWV Orange County Members are invited to join. Cleaning neighborhoods has shown to reduce Gun Violence and is good for our environment.
The League of Women Voters of Orange County will join other community organizations to rally for democracy.
Responding to a call from the League of Women Voters US to plan events for March 4, we realized that there was already a major event scheduled in Orlando. We have decided to JOIN, rather than duplicate, that effort.
The event is planned by Orlando 50501 (Orlando Fifty-Fifty-One)
Winter Park Events Center
The program will explore the local status of the unhoused population of central Florida.
Monthly committee meeting
Updates on Communications needs and activities.
Monthly book reading and discussion about books focused on social justice issues
LWVOC Government Committee Meeting, usually the 3rd Thursday of the month at 11:30am.
Discuss the upcoming 2025 Florida Legislative Session. Help plan the next steps to meet our 2025 priorities. To access meeting, contact cbramuchi@gmail.com
Winter Park Community Center
Refreshments and abundant free parking available. Women and men of all ages are welcome. Admission is free.
Short Monthly meeting to discuss GVP related Bills
UPDATE: The Women’s History Breakfast 2025 is sold out. Registration is now open to watch the event via a livestream. The link for the webinar will be sent to you once registration is complete.
Through the Glass Ceiling: Orlando’s Political Pioneers pays tribute to Mable Butler, Linda Chapin, Martha Haynie, Glenda Hood, and Mary I. Johnson: the first women to break top leadership barriers in the City of Orlando and Orange County.