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Winter Park Public Library
In an inspiring program led by Linda Chapin and Martha Haynie, we'll look at how our foremothers have shown grit and gumption to achieve remarkable change. We'll meet in a beautiful new space at the Winter Park Public Library. Chapin, an LWVOC past president, was Orange County's first mayor; Haynie was Orange County comptroller for 28 years. The public is invited. Please bring guests and invite friends.
Committee meets on the 2nd MON of each month.
Winter Park Events Center
New Election Laws & Redistricting
The May 11 program features Orange County Supervisor of Elections Bill Cowles bringing us up to date about the new election laws and redistricting and how they could affect our elections as well as LWVFL President Cecile Scoon with Mike Lafferty moderating.
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Catch up with recent developments in the League and bring your questions, comments and concerns to an open chat.
Winter Park Community Center
Refreshments and abundant free parking available. Women and men of all ages are welcome. Admission is free.
This month's meeting features Lisa Portelli from the City of Orlando giving us an update on their AH focus.
Winter Park Public Library
1052 West Morse Boulevard
2nd Floor Collaboration Room 3
Celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month
On May 24 at 5:30 p.m. (ET) join the League of Women Voters of Florida as we host a program highlighting Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. In the past two decades, AAPI communities have become one of the fastest growing racial or ethnic groups in the United States.
The 2020 presidential election saw historic voter turnout by the AAPI electorate. AAPI voters had the highest growth of any racial group in 2020, with a 47% increase. This milestone happened despite a rise of anti-Asian hate and violence, and a global pandemic that shut down the US economy. However, it did not happen overnight. This was a result of decades of population growth, coordinated organizing, and strategic investments to encourage AAPIs to register and vote at the same levels as other communities.
Monthly committee meeting
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Topic: Natural Resources Committee Meeting
Time: May 26, 2022 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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Meeting ID: 851 7984 6350
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Meeting ID: 851 7984 6350