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  • Members can find the minutes of our Board and Annual Meetings (once approved) on the ChapterSpot website . Click on LWV of Lexington at the top of the portal. Then choose League Resources to find the files.

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LWVKY Voter Registration Volunteer Training
Jun 14
LWVKY Voter Registration Volunteer Training

The LWV of Louisville and LWV KY are offering basic voter registration training along with detailed information on how to help people with past convictions learn if they are eligible and then register them. This training is suggested for those who have never registered voters, those who would like a refresher and those who want to know how to help Kentuckians who have been disenfranchised because of past convictions. Training will be offered both in person and online. REGISTER HERE

Those trained will be invited to sign up for registration opportunities in high schools, community events, naturalization ceremonies, and local jails.

NO KINGS - MASS PROTEST
Jun 14
NO KINGS - MASS PROTEST

NO KINGS MASS PROTEST organized by 50501, INDIVISIBLE, and other organizations. RSVP for Lexington’s event organized by Indivisible HERE. Find events on Mobilize.

Juneteenth Celebration at the Historic Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center
Jun 19
Juneteenth Celebration at the Historic Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center

Celebrate Juneteenth with the Lyric. Vendor Fair beginning at 4:00 PM. Live entertainment from 6:00-8:00 PM: STILL, WE DANCE A Juneteenth Reflection Inspired by Maya Angelou’s “Still I Rise”.

RSVP for more information and free admission.