Category Archives: Announcements
Water Status 2022 Rogue Valley as of April 14
Rogue Valley Water Status Thursday, April 14, 11:30 AM, this event was recorded and can be seen at the link to the video of the water Status zoom • Cody Scoggins, Water Efficiency Specialist, Medford Water Commission• Shavon Haynes, Jackson … Continue reading
The Annual Giving Meeting 2021
Rogue Community Health The slides from the presentation are here. 2021 12 09_LWVRV_RCH Presentation And copy of the 2021 Annual report for the Rogue Community Health discussed by Mr North. RCH Annual Report-11-12-2021 Was December 9, 11:30 AM 12:30 PM … Continue reading
2021 November General Meeting
Field Trip to Blue Heron Park, Phoenix, Oregon Thursday, November 11, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Join Jim Buck, LWVRV member, as he leads a short walking tour and discussion of the Blue Heron Park Almeda Fire restoration efforts: • … Continue reading
Harvard Case Study Demonstration
Harvard Case Study Method: Demonstration by Dr. David Moss Wednesday November 10th: Please consider joining our Greenwich League’s community case discussion on November 10 at 7pm (Eastern) via Zoom. The details and registration link are included below. We know how … Continue reading
Pesticides and BioCides Consensus Question 2021 Oct 25
BioCides Consunsus Questions. pdf On October 25th @ 11:30, via Zoom, Lwv Rogue Valley Members discussed the consensus questions and the Notes are consolidate to be transferred to the Oregon LWV BioCides Study Team. The study team will consolidate the … Continue reading
Election Jackson County November 2021
Election News & Information November 2, 2021 Jackson County Special Election Jackson County has initiative to change the Assessor to an appointed position. Shady Cove has candidates for office. The Rogue Valley League of Women Voters has studied this issue … Continue reading
Redistricting Update by Secretary of State, Oregon May 20 2021
SECRETARY OF STATE – REDISTRICTING UPDATE May 20 2021 at 11:30AM PST. Here is the link to register for the Redistricting Update Webinar: Secretary of State’s office, Kathy Wai will bring us up-to-date on all current issues surrounding redistricting in … Continue reading
Annual meeting May 20, 2021 Rogue Valley League
May 20 2021 at 12:45 PM, PST Annual business: approving the budget, electing the open positions presented by the nominating committee, etc. An important meeting Check your Member email for your Zoom Registration Link.
Advocacy Informed – March 11 2021
The Informed Voter & Citizen Advocate click here to see the Zoom video of this meeting. Member (Zoom) Meeting March 11, 2021 at 11:30 am Rick Bennett, Shirley Weathers, and Bill Walsh Your Voice, Your Future, Advocacy 101–Rick Bennett: Former … Continue reading
Census Update – February 11 2021
On Feb 11 2021 our League held a zoom meeting to hear a presentation on the current status of the Census. Precious Edmonds is the Community Engagement & Partnerships Coordinator at Dancing Hearts Consulting and talked with the Rogue Valley … Continue reading
Jackson County Oregon Vote by Mail
On September 17 2020 the LWV Rogue Valley sponsored a Zoom call with the Jackson County Oregon County Clerk, Chris Walker, click here for the video in charge of elections. She answered question and explained details of the Vote-by Mail … Continue reading
Consensus – for Cybersecurity & Privacy Today- Study LWVOR
August 12 2020 Cybersecurity Study Consensus Meetings using zoom August 17 Monday at 4pm August 18 Tuesday at 10am All LWVRV members will be invited via Zoom to share in these consensus meetings. Thanks to Sheila McGinnis and Mary Sinclair … Continue reading
Extension of Petion Gathering for IP 57!
Read an Update on this project at the Washington Post. Supreme Court put a hold on a judge’s order that relaxed election procedures because of the coronavirus pandemic. The result will keep a referendum on partisan gerrymandering off the November … Continue reading
LWVOR Statement on Portland Protests
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 7/27/2020 CONTACT Rebecca Gladstone, President 503.581.5722 www.lwvor.org lwvor@lwvor.org [Salem, Oregon] – The League of Women Voters of Oregon (LWVOR) calls for civil discourse amid Portland’s ongoing protests. We reaffirm Americans’ First Amendment right to peaceful protest. Our 100 year-old League … Continue reading
LWVRV Speaks Out Against Racism
Rogue Valley League of Women Voters Speaks Out Against Racism “The League of Women Voters grieves the murders of George Floyd and the countless other Black lives that have been tragically taken at the hands of rogue law enforcement officers … Continue reading
Census 2020
Do your part and be sure to fill out the census either on line and/or help someone to make sure they have turned it in The LWV Oregon is taking on Redistricting this year, and for starters we need a … Continue reading
Centennial Luncheon Postponed; March 20 cancelled
Hi Folks, The members of the LWVRV Board met today to discuss the ongoing concern facing us all, the coronavirus Over the past couple of weeks, we have been seeking guidance from different Oregon disease control centers and reviewing the … Continue reading
4th Annual Women’s March
October 2020 Women’s March of Southern Oregon will be held this year in October. To get specific information facebook/WomensMarchSouthernOregon.
LWV Rogue Valley 2020 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION – postponed
This Event Is Postponed Event will be rescheduled for the Fall of 2020.
2020 Proclamation by Jackson County
League of Women Voters of the Rogue Valley Day. February 14, 2020 That the League of Women Voters, on its 100th Anniversary, should be commended for its significant contributions to empowering voters and making democracy work. Remember that contributions to … Continue reading
Saturday February 15, 2020 Immigration Presentation Medford Branch Jackson County Library
Panelist will discuss Immigration at 2pm. The panel will explore issues facing our immigrant community and consist of representatives from Unite Oregon, Unete: Center for Farm Worker Advocacy, the Center for Non-Profit Legal Aid Services, and the Southern Oregon Education … Continue reading
General Meeting: Harvard Study Method, Nov. 9, 2019 Sat
175 Agness Avenue 10:30 am, Elmer’s Restaurant Grants Pass Our November general meeting should be a unique experience for our membership — we have the opportunity to hear from one of Oregon’s Harvard Study Method teachers. This past August, 13 … Continue reading
General Meeting – Oct 10 2019 Judge Lorenzo Mejia
The League of Women Voters of Rogue Valley (LWVRV) will host Circuit Court Judge Lorenzo Mejia at their October 10 2019 meeting and invites the public to attend. LWVRV is a local, non-profit, non-partisan organization that engages, among other activities, … Continue reading
Campaign Finance Reform Roadshow:
Our first stop on our campaign finance reform roadshow: We’ll be joined by election policy experts who will kick-off the forum with a 20-minute presentation on the history and political dynamics of campaign finance reform in Oregon. The presentation will … Continue reading
Save The Date
March 7 2020 Salem Convention Center, 10 Am to 2pm
Ranked Choice Voting
Saturday June 29, 2019 at the Ashland Library Gresham Room noon to 1:30 pm. https://actionnetwork.org/events/lwv-rogue-valley-celebrates-national-week-of-action-for-ranked-choice-votingPlease use the above link to find information about the event.
Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting will be held at the OEA Building this year rather than at a local restaurant, which has been our tradition. This is in order to simplify our activities in preparation for the State Convention to be held … Continue reading
General Meeting-Field Trip Tiny Houses
We will investigate another aspect of Housing Issues: the concept, philosophy and concrete issues of Tiny Houses and their role as we strive for sustainability and reduced homelessness. Time: We hope the time will be the same – 11:30, but … Continue reading
General Meeting-Hard Rock Mining in Oregon
Members should have received their state study report on hard rock mining by now. Our general meeting will give a brief introduction to the subject and executive summary, then address the five con- sensus questions. Read the study and discover … Continue reading
