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League Of Women Voters of Indiana County

LWVIC

Organizational Information

Parent Organization

League of Women Voters United States

Vision, Mission and/or Purpose of Organization

The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.

History of Organization

The League of Women Voters began in 1920 directly from the leaders of the women's suffrage movement changing their mission from advocating for the right to vote to educating women about their newly won right to participate in the democratic process of electing individuals to represent them in their government. Under the leadership of Carrie Chapman Catt, LWV United States worked then and continues to work to ensure that all voices are heard by elected leaders.

Affiliations

League of Women Voters of the United States League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania

Legal Structure

Non-profit corporation

Contact Information

Key Leader(s)

Susan Welsh -  Secretary, League of Women Voters of Indiana County
724-465-2410
sbwelsh48@gmail.com
Lucinda Rogers, Deanne Snavely -  co vice presidents
17244221547
4190308-9412
rogers944@comcast.net

Contact Person(s)

Susan Welsh - Secretary, League of Women Voters of Indiana County
724-465-2410
sbwelsh48@gmail.com

Contact Email(s)

lwvindianacounty@gmail.com

Service Information

Service Area

Indiana County and surrounding areas

Service Description

In addition, the League helps with citizenship education in the schools and with voter registration (in schools and other officially designated sites when requested), and assists with absentee ballots in nursing homes; monitors government agencies, legislators, and the media; and sponsors or co-sponsors candidates' nights prior to important elections and helps provide moderator training.

Advocacy of those issues (for example: equity in public education funding, quality day care, health care, environmental, tax reform, etc.) in cooperation with other agencies

Conducting public forums to inform the community of the pros and cons of issues

Careful study of issues before deciding on an official position

Nonpartisan voter registration Research based information on local, state and national community issues Voter education (candidates nights, candidates' voter guides, voter identfication assistance)

Voter registration and issue study and advocacy

Keywords

vote, democracy, issues, good government, equity, voter

Available Hours

Local - Call for arrangement

Fees/Cost for Services

$55 membership dues (gains membership in local, state, and national leagues), $27.50 for each additional family member, and student membership is free

Eligibility Requirements

Membership is open to individuals, 16 or older.

How to Access Services or Schedule Appointments

www.lwvindianacounty.org

Miscellaneous Information

Handicap Accessibility

League programs are free and open to the public. We make every effort to be sure they are accessible to all. Please contact us at lwvindianacounty@gmail.com to discuss how we can help you with special accommodations.

Speaker Available

Yes

Volunteer Use

Yes

Volunteer Need

Yes

Volunteer Description

Research issues, gather and assemble data related to issues; assist in communications with the membership; participate in local government observer corps.