Past Events 2010-2011

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We hope you will be able to join us at the game and/or reception at Staples Center to celebrate this event and root for our favorite basketball team. What a great opportunity to show our support of women's team sports and to showcase the League of Women Voters.

You may place your order by phone or by email. Let's show our spirit at this fun, social event, which will benefit both the League and the Sparks!

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The Heritage Square Museum has graciously agreed to waive their rental fees for our event. Therefore, we are asking attendees to give a $10.00 donation to the museum. Your check can be made payable to the Heritage Square Museum. Donations will be collected at the door and given directly to the museum. You will be able to view the museum's current exhibit, Their Rights and Nothing Less: A Celebration of Women's Suffrage. Curated by Mitzi March Mogul, the exhibit showcases the incredible effort it took to gain that right and includes original artifacts from the early years of the struggle. Tours will be conducted at 12:15 p.m. and 12:30 p.m.

We encourage everyone attending the event to please RSVP to the League office at (213) 368-1616 or email info@lwvlosangeles.org.

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Note: Locations and times are subject to change. Please call ahead to confirm the meeting location and time.

The Sunland/Tujunga Unit meeting has been cancelled for September.

Co-Sponsors: Alliance for Justice, California Common Cause, California Partnership, Center for Governmental Studies, Center for Nonprofit Management, Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County, Community Health Councils, Community Partners, League of Women Voters of Los Angeles, National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials - Educational Fund, and UCLA Center for Civil Society

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For more information contact Roberta Frye at 310-348-1095.

$20 admission fee.

For more information contact Julia Sylva at 562-884-7973.

For more information contact Sidonia Lax at 310-275-9466.

NOTE: Sunland/Tujunga Unit November meeting has been cancelled.

For more information contact Sherry Berlin at 310-231-0699.

For more information contact James Tenner at 818-760-4700.

For more information contact Frona De Kovenick at 818-883-1247.

For more information contact Cynthia Soto at 213-627-0477.

For more information contact Jinny Hatfield at 818-970-4577.

For more information contact Pamela Hill at 626-300-8477.

For more information contact Kathy Rosenblatt at 310-562-6291.

For more information contact Harriet Newton at 818-764-5057.

For more information contact Linda Metz at 661-252-2099.

For more information contact Lenora Machanic at 818-340-5293.

A Panel Discussion

Two propositions on the November ballot may forever change democracy in California. If you are wondering what the differences are between the two propositions, if you are curious why proponents are trying to change districts, or if you are confused as to the implications of either measure, join us as we take a comprehensive look at both initiatives.

An interesting note on the propositions, there is a "Poison Pill" provision associated with them which means should both bills win a majority vote, the bill with the higher number of YES votes will the only one to go into effect.

Panelists: Kathay Feng, Executive Director, Common Cause; Rosalind Gold, Senior Director - Policy, Research & Advocacy, National Association of Latino Elected & Appointed Officials (NALEO) Education Fund; Janis Hirohama, California President, League of Women Voters; and Nathan Lowenstein, Supporter, Proposition 27

Moderator: Jon Goodman, PhD, President, TOWN HALL Los Angeles

6:30 PM Networking Reception 7:00 PM Panel Discussion with Q&A

Check Center's web site: http://www.ncdemocracy.org/

Tickets: $20. Deadline for refunds is 2 business days prior to the event.

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To RSVP, event location and for more information contact Mark Jacobson at 310-649-2297.

For more information contact Preshia Humecke at 805-496-5666.

For more information contact Judy Jones at 818-343-7189.

For more information contact Peter Sanchez at 818-424-5763.

For more information contact Michael Baradi at 818-894-4071. Seating is limited.

For more information contact Karilyn Steward at 818-224-7616. Seating is limited.

$10.50 GENERAL; $8.00 SENIOR (62 +); $8.00 CHILD (< 12)

A special program will follow, speakers will include: Janis Hirohama, President, League of Women Voters of California.

For more information contact Myrna Hansen at 310-208-4590, ext 226.

For more information contact Rabbi Kellner at 310-277-2772.

For more information contact Chris Soltow at 805-551-6140.

For more information contact Dr. Paula Bagasao, GPNC Leg Committee Chair at 323-478-9323.

For more information contact Maria Barbee at 818-346-0820.

For more information contact Ernest McLaurin at 323-789-4865.

For more information contact Irwin Levin at 310-839-2436 ext. 206.

For more information contact Joann Desantis at 818-993-8668.

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NOTE: Locations and times are subject to change. Please call ahead to the League office (213-368-1616) to confirm the Unit meeting location and time.

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NOTE: Locations and times are subject to change. Please call ahead to the League office (213-368-1616) to confirm the Unit meeting location and time.

If you have an idea, be sure it follows League's principles, fits the interest of the group, is something that the League can have an influence on. Is this an issue on which legislative action is needed? Will political realities permit effective government action during the next two years? Does this issue involve a need not being well met by other groups? Is this an issue that would attract participation from the community and our members? Would it entice new members? diverse members? If recommending a study, will this issue still be timely when the study is completed in two years? Is there member interest and commitment to this topic? Could the League play a significant role in impacting community concern and/or public policy decisions on this issue? Is this an issue that will attract financial support? Given all this, what exactly do you want to accomplish for the next two years? What issue reflects the reality of League communities nationwide? It is time for you to decide.

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Candidates for General Election. There are 3 positions open and 10 candidates running.

Candidates to Replace Jacobo [recall election]; there are 2 candidates for this position. [Jacobo has also been invited.]

Candidates for Luis Artiga's vacant seat [recall election]; there are 5 candidates for this position.

Note: Locations and times are subject to change. Please call ahead to confirm the meeting location and time.

Facilitated by the League of Women Voters of Los Angeles, with moderators David Holtzman, President, and Frances Talbott-White, Voter Service Co-Chair, the forum will be broadcast live on West Hollywood City Channel 10.

For more information, please call the West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce at (323) 650-2688.

For more information contact Maria Barbee at 818-884-5558.

For more information contact Jim Sherod at 323-876-0472.

For more information contact Sherrie Berlin at 310-231-0699.

For more information contact Stephanie Vendig at 323-667-3043.

For more information contact Ronnie Mevorach at 213-228-7304.

Questions for the candidates from the Stakeholders may be written on cards available at the door. Learn more at http://www.nhnenc.org or call 818-627-8505.

For more information contact Carol Hiestand at 818-886-5531.

For more information contact Anita Ballentine at 818-891-2207.

For more information contact Ginny Hatfield at 818-970-4577.

For more information contact Esther Glaze at 310-413-0110.

Reservations are required no later than February 23. To RSVP and location information contact Wendy Caputo, Executive Director at 323-660-5277.

The forum will be facilitated by the League of Women Voters of Los Angeles.

For more information contact Zhita Rea at 323-571-1603.

For more information contact Judy Jones or David Hagopian at 818-343-7189.

An "original suffragists luncheon" (with a few exceptions)will be served. Lunch is only $10 per person.

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Note: Locations and times are subject to change. Please call ahead to confirm the meeting location and time.

Note: Locations and times are subject to change. Please call ahead to confirm the meeting location and time.

Meeting dates and locations can be accessed at http://www.lwvlosangeles.org/units.html.

Note: Locations and times are subject to change. Please call ahead to confirm the meeting location and time.

Admission is only $10 per person; $5 with student ID.

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Pregame reception at the Lexus Club at 6:00pm.

Tulsa Shock vs. Los Angeles Sparks game at 7:30pm.

For more information or to purchase your ticket, please refer to the event flyer