Calendar of Events
The LWV requires a camera or verbal check-in at the start of all of its online meetings. We do this to create a welcoming and open environment where we can hold each other accountable. Individuals unwilling to check-in will be removed from the meeting. To create a space for open and honest discussion, the League also prohibits attendees from recording meetings via AI Otterbox or other recording systems. Should you require a meeting transcript for accessibility accommodation, please contact info@lwvky.org in advance to discuss options.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
LWVKY Board Meeting
The business meeting of the League of Women Voters of Kentucky usually occurs once a month on the third Saturday of the Month at 9 AM ET/8 AM CT via Zoom. This meeting has been rescheduled to the second Tuesday for October. Register in Advance.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
LKAT Orientation
Interested in joining the League of Kentucky Advocacy Team? Come to this orientation to learn how we work to advocate for or against state legislation based on the consensus positions of the LWV. The workings of state government do not have to be a mystery. We can help you understand what is happening and you can help us advocate for good policy! Register Here.
Legislative Committee Meeting
The LWV KY Legislative Team meets monthly from June-December and weekly when the legislature is in session (beginning in January). We review legislation, promote or oppose bills and issues based on national and state League positions; attend legislative committee meetings in person and/or online; prepare testimony when needed; prepare and send ACTION ALERTS to our members and friends; and plan and conduct an annual League Day at the Capitol, usually in February. League members are welcome to join at any time.Committee Members can Register to join the Zoom.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
LKAT Orientation
Interested in joining the League of Kentucky Advocacy Team? Come to this orientation to learn how we work to advocate for or against state legislation based on the consensus positions of the LWV. The workings of state government do not have to be a mystery. We can help you understand what is happening and you can help us advocate for good policy! Register Here.
Legislative Committee Meeting
The LWV KY Legislative Team meets monthly from June-December and weekly when the legislature is in session (beginning in January). We review legislation, promote or oppose bills and issues based on national and state League positions; attend legislative committee meetings in person and/or online; prepare testimony when needed; prepare and send ACTION ALERTS to our members and friends; and plan and conduct an annual League Day at the Capitol, usually in February. League members are welcome to join at any time.Committee Members can Register to join the Zoom.
LWVKY Board Meeting
The business meeting of the League of Women Voters of Kentucky. Occurs once a month on the third Saturday of the Month at 9 AM ET/8 AM CT via Zoom. Register in Advance.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
LKAT Orientation
Interested in joining the League of Kentucky Advocacy Team? Come to this orientation to learn how we work to advocate for or against state legislation based on the consensus positions of the LWV. The workings of state government do not have to be a mystery. We can help you understand what is happening and you can help us advocate for good policy! Register Here.
Legislative Committee Meeting
The LWV KY Legislative Team meets monthly from June-December and weekly when the legislature is in session (beginning in January). We review legislation, promote or oppose bills and issues based on national and state League positions; attend legislative committee meetings in person and/or online; prepare testimony when needed; prepare and send ACTION ALERTS to our members and friends; and plan and conduct an annual League Day at the Capitol, usually in February. League members are welcome to join at any time.Committee Members can Register to join the Zoom.
LWVKY Board Meeting
The business meeting of the League of Women Voters of Kentucky. Occurs once a month on the third Saturday of the Month at 9 AM ET/8 AM CT via Zoom. Register in Advance.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Join Us: Is Congress Doing Their Job? A League & Friends Discussion Group
Are the leaders in Washington truly serving the voters and protecting our democratic institutions? The Founders gave Congress powerful tools, but left it up to us to ensure they are used effectively.
Starting Tuesday, October 6, join League members and friends across the country every Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT for an engaging weekly discussion. Together, we’ll analyze key legislative actions, break down constitutional responsibilities, and discuss how grassroots action can hold our elected officials accountable.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
VAN Training (Zoom)
Learn how to use the Voter Access Network (VAN) to power nonpartisan canvassing, textbanking, postcard campaigns, and more! Join on Zoom, Monday, September 28, 6:30 pm -7:30 Pm ET/ 5:30-6:30 PM CT.
If you want to take a deeper dive into the data and maximizing our impact to make sure everyone gets voting information!
No prior VAN experience necessary—we will walk you through the basics step-by-step!
Format: This session is a live demonstration and walk-through over Zoom. You will not need to follow along on VAN during the call, but you will need a computer (laptop or desktop) after the training to put these skills into practice.
What to expect: VAN is software designed for desktop and laptop web browsers and cannot be used properly on a smartphone or tablet for the skills we are teaching.
LWVKY Board Meeting
The business meeting of the League of Women Voters of Kentucky. Occurs once a month on the third Saturday of the Month at 9 AM ET/8 AM CT via Zoom. Register in Advance.
Legislative Committee Meeting
The LWV KY Legislative Team meets monthly from June-December and weekly when the legislature is in session (beginning in January). We review legislation, promote or oppose bills and issues based on national and state League positions; attend legislative committee meetings in person and/or online; prepare testimony when needed; prepare and send ACTION ALERTS to our members and friends; and plan and conduct an annual League Day at the Capitol, usually in February. League members are welcome to join at any time.Committee Members can Register to join the Zoom.
LKAT Orientation
Interested in joining the League of Kentucky Advocacy Team? Come to this orientation to learn how we work to advocate for or against state legislation based on the consensus positions of the LWV. The workings of state government do not have to be a mystery. We can help you understand what is happening and you can help us advocate for good policy! Register Here.
The Status of Immigrant Rights in Kentucky: Virtual Presentation
Register to attend this virtual event.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
LWVKY Communications Meeting: First Wednesday, Local Leagues
The LWVKY Communications Committee manages social media, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, press releases, newsletters, and website operations for the League of Women Voters of Kentucky.
This committee meets bimonthly on the first and third Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM. First Wednesdays will be used strategically to support local league initiatives & build communication across all local leagues in the state of Kentucky. Note there is a separate Zoom Registration for third Wednesday.
Legislative Committee Meeting
The LWV KY Legislative Team meets monthly from June-December and weekly when the legislature is in session (beginning in January). We review legislation, promote or oppose bills and issues based on national and state League positions; attend legislative committee meetings in person and/or online; prepare testimony when needed; prepare and send ACTION ALERTS to our members and friends; and plan and conduct an annual League Day at the Capitol, usually in February. League members are welcome to join at any time.Committee Members can Register to join the Zoom.
LKAT Orientation
Interested in joining the League of Kentucky Advocacy Team? Come to this orientation to learn how we work to advocate for or against state legislation based on the consensus positions of the LWV. The workings of state government do not have to be a mystery. We can help you understand what is happening and you can help us advocate for good policy! Register Here.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
KY Policy Center Webinar: The Data Center Tax Dodge
Register and join the Kentucky Policy Center Webinar to learn more about how tax law can affect the economic cost/benefit considerations of Data Centers.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Our People Our Vote Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
Shake Rag Festival
Free Festival honoring the culture, music, and history of the African-American Shake Rag District in Bowling Green. Food, music, and vendors.
BG Freedom Walkers Back to School Block Party 2026
Free event in Bowling Green. Backpacks for kids, hot dogs, music, fun, and resources!
NAACP Book Discussion
NAACP - led book discussion of Kevin Sack’s Mother Emanuel. Free admission.
LWVKY Communications Meeting: First Wednesday, Local Leagues
The LWVKY Communications Committee manages social media, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, press releases, newsletters, and website operations for the League of Women Voters of Kentucky.
This committee meets bimonthly on the first and third Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM. First Wednesdays will be used strategically to support local league initiatives & build communication across all local leagues in the state of Kentucky. Note there is a separate Zoom Registration for third Wednesday.
LWVKY Education Committee
The education committee focuses on bills and budget concerns in the state legislature, including lack of funding for higher education, funding for private schools with tax credits, school resource officers, adequate funding for public schools, equity in education, and fairness in school assignment plans.
The committee meets on the third Tuesday of each month, from 5:00 PM EST to 6:00 EST
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT EDUCATION@LWVKY.ORG.
Legislative Committee Meeting
The LWV KY Legislative Team meets monthly from June-December and weekly when the legislature is in session (beginning in January). We review legislation, promote or oppose bills and issues based on national and state League positions; attend legislative committee meetings in person and/or online; prepare testimony when needed; prepare and send ACTION ALERTS to our members and friends; and plan and conduct an annual League Day at the Capitol, usually in February. League members are welcome to join at any time.Committee Members can Register to join the Zoom.
LKAT Orientation
Interested in joining the League of Kentucky Advocacy Team? Come to this orientation to learn how we work to advocate for or against state legislation based on the consensus positions of the LWV. The workings of state government do not have to be a mystery. We can help you understand what is happening and you can help us advocate for good policy! Register Here.
Restoration of Voting Rights Committee Meeting
The LWVKY Restoration of Voting Rights Committee champions voting rights restoration for people who have been permanently banned from voting because of a prior felony conviction. Kentucky is 1 of only 3 states whose laws permanently ban persons with any felony conviction from voting. The LWV is involved with educating the community about this issue and advocating for a Constitutional Amendment to restore the voting rights for impacted Kentuckians. This committee meets via Zoom on the second Thursday of the month at 6PMET/5PM CT.
Voter Services Committee Meeting - LWVKY
LWVKY Voter Services Committee coordinates resources for voters, including Voter Registration Toolkits, GOTV Toolkits, Vote411 Voter Guide, Candidate Forums, County Clerk Election Certification Program and more! Meets on the Second Thursday at 1 PM ET/12 AM CT.
LWV National Convention
Save the Date: The 57th Biennial League of Women Voters National Convention will take place June 25-28, 2026!
Join us in Columbus, Ohio, or virtually, for this powerful multi-day event where League members from across the country come together to network, learn, and chart the course for the next biennium.
Any and all members are invited to attend! There is no attendance limit.
Want to be a voting delegate? Local Leagues have a designated number of voting delegates. Contact your local League for information.
LWV National Convention
Save the Date: The 57th Biennial League of Women Voters National Convention will take place June 25-28, 2026!
Join us in Columbus, Ohio, or virtually, for this powerful multi-day event where League members from across the country come together to network, learn, and chart the course for the next biennium.
Any and all members are invited to attend! There is no attendance limit.
Want to be a voting delegate? Local Leagues have a designated number of voting delegates. Contact your local League for information.
LWV National Convention
Save the Date: The 57th Biennial League of Women Voters National Convention will take place June 25-28, 2026!
Join us in Columbus, Ohio, or virtually, for this powerful multi-day event where League members from across the country come together to network, learn, and chart the course for the next biennium.
Any and all members are invited to attend! There is no attendance limit.
Want to be a voting delegate? Local Leagues have a designated number of voting delegates. Contact your local League for information.