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Sorosis Womans Club of Orlando
Monthly meeting of the History Committee. The location is 430 S. Parramore, Suite B, Orlando 32805. The meeting room is adjacent to Parramore Styling Barber Shop. Ample parking is available in the lot directly opposite the meeting room, on the east side of Parramore.
Valencia College - Winter Park Campus
Room 106
Edyth Bush Philanthropy Center
View video of Jarrett Walker‘s talk before the Orlando Economic Partnership. Author "Human Transit How Clearer Thinking About Public Transit Can Enrich Our Communities and Our Lives"
Westminster Towers
Lower Lobby conference room
*History Committee presentation, “Warriors for Democracy: Celebrating 100 Years of American’s Right to Vote.” Summary: America’s banner year of 2020 brings opportunities to commemorate the centennial of women’s right to vote and the birth of the national League of Women Voters. Help us celebrate with a journey through our past, present, and future. This multimedia presentation illuminates the suffragists’ battle for votes for women, the League’s crusade to empower voters and defend democracy, and the fruits of women’s evolving leadership. Speakers explore the adventures of historic leaders and the Orange County League of Women Voters in their crusade for open government, election reforms, the environment, education and child welfare, and voting rights for all. This event is for members of the UCF/Life program and is not an open-attendance program.
Rollins Philanthropy Center
Monthly committee meeting
Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday
Orlando First United Methodist Church
Monthly committee meeting
Rollins Philanthropy Center, Conf Rm
Rollins College Campus, through STARS program. Bush Exec Auditorium
Our exploration of the history of suffragism and feminism continues in once-a-month meetings in 2020. Our first book: "New Women of the New South: The Leaders of the Woman Suffrage Movement in the Southern States" by Marjorie Spruill Wheeler.
Priorities for 2020
Action Plans for Each Priority
Update on Split Oak
Winter Park Community Center
JAN 25, Saturday, 9:30 am-12:30 pm
Winter Park Community Center
Ample free parking.
Continental breakfast and beverages will be served.
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At this meeting, we develop our Program for the upcoming year.
If you don‘t see an issue that you feel is important or you want to further develop another issue, then this ANNUAL MEETING is where you can make your voice heard.
Bring your ideas and comments; learn about the League‘s collaborative process and be part of another year of advocacy and activism.
2020 is the anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendment. So many of the issues that we‘ve worked on in past decades remain relevant today and we continually work toward solutions, answers, and education.
JOIN US and continue the tradition of hard working Leaguers working to "Create a More Perfect Democracy."
Valencia College East Campus
#VotesforAll: The Power to Create a More Perfect Democracy for All
Contact PJI...Peace and Justice Institute directly for more information: 407-582-2291 or peaceandjustice@valenciacollege.edu
Thursday, Jan. 30, 2:30-4:30 p.m., pilot program for Peace & Justice Institute (Valencia College) community-education series, “#Votes4All: The Power to Create a More Perfect Democracy,” led by Rachel Allen, with LWVOC partnering. Note: This first program is a pilot, supported by LWVOC volunteers but not advertised to the public.