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Defending Democracy Speaker Series | Voting Rights

2022
DEFENDING
DEMOCRACY
SERIES

Join the League of Women Voters of Piedmont for a virtual speaker series covering a range of topics related to elections, voters, and the health of our democracy. Register for free to receive a Zoom link.

Carol Moon Goldberg

President, LWV of California
Jan. 11th @ 4pm PST

Carol Moon Goldberg, president of LWV of California will speak on Voting Rights: Where we are and the work we have left to do. Learn about the current status of California's voting rights and election laws and their similarities to proposed federal voting rights legislation. Find out about how LWVUS is working for uniform voting rights laws and the ways Leagues across the country support this.

When: Tuesday, January 11th at 4pm PST (5pm MT | 6pm CT | 7pm ET)
Where: Online via Zoom. Register for free to receive an email with the Zoom link.

This program will be recorded. You can watch it live or at a later date on our YouTube channel. The second half of the program will be a moderated Q&A session with questions from Zoom participants and YouTube livestream viewers. You will not see the event posted ahead of time on YouTube. It will appear once the program starts at 4pm Pacific time on January 11th.

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NOTE: If you are a League member, but not a member of LWV of Piedmont, you do not need to log in to register, simply enter your name and email address at the bottom of the registration page.

More about our speaker:

A member of the League for over 25 years, Carol has served at both the local and state levels. Prior to her role as President of the League of Women Voters of California, she was Voter Service Director where she oversaw production of LWVC’s standard voter service materials, worked on Voter’s Edge, and coordinated the League’s part in the televised U.S. Senatorial candidate forum. Carol also served as program director for LWVC in the reproductive choices portfolio for three years prior to joining the state board.

This series is developed by the League of Women Voters of Piedmont, California and cosponsored by the following Leagues.