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The League of Women Voters of the District of Columbia Board of Trustees meets monthly.
LOCATION CHANGE! Be part of choosing the LWVUS program of advocacy and education for 2026-28. Leagues across the nation will be engaging in this biennial process in which we get collective agreement around how we will move our mission forward for the next two years. If you have national issues that you want the League to take action on—or if you just want to learn more--this is for you. In a nutshell--Program Planning is the grassroots process that LWVUS uses to achieve member agreement on how LWV will move its mission forward over the next two years. Our program is the education and advocacy platform that League delegates adopt at each biennial national League convention. This year’s convention will be held in Columbus, Ohio, in June. Leagues participate in national program at the state and local level. Leagues advocate on issues important in their communities.
Shaw Neighborhood Library (Meeting Room 1)
Your Full Rights team will be there ready to guide and coach two tables of five players each who will make progress and meet setbacks as they work together to get the statehood bill passed in both houses of Congress by the end of a Congressional session.
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia
The DC District Court has invited LWVDC to come and register new voters at the 2026 Naturalization Ceremonies. The ceremonies are planned to take place on the second Tuesday of each month in the District Court Courthouse. Our continuing success at these events depends on you! We need volunteers, every month, to carry out our mission. The ceremonies will continue to be held at the US District Court Courthouse, at 333 Constitution Ave NW. We will have the opportunity to interact with 100 to 125 new citizens every month. If you speak a foreign language—Spanish, French, Amharic, Korean, Chinese, or others—even better to help explain what we do, and how to register, to non-native speakers. You needn’t volunteer every month, but a big pool will enable us to cover the monthly ceremonies. With your support we can help our newest citizens become responsible voters.
Woodridge Neighborhood Library
This non-partisan film notes 4 turning points in D.C. history and the struggles of D.C.‘s residents to restore their basic rights of self-government that other Americans enjoy. A post-screening discussion offering a briefing on current efforts to voting rights and self-government will be held immediately after the film.
Woodridge Neighborhood Library
Volunteers needed to pass out materials at the screening of The Last Battlefront: Quest for the Vote in Washington, D.C. documentary film, on 2/25/26, 5:30pm to 7:30pm.
LWV Office Building Lobby Conference Room
Please join the Full Rights for DC Citizens team on Sunday, February 28th, from 12-2 PM for a light lunch and important discussion on our next steps for our nation-wide outreach to protect Home Rule and engage our fellow Americans in support of D.C. Statehood.