League of Women Voters of Greater Omaha

Happy June! Be sure to check your email for this months newsletter to learn about opportunities to get involved with 💜

Join us for an engaging look at how the League of Women Voters has shaped global advocacy through its work with the United Nations. We’ll explore the League’s history on the world stage, how local voices influence international policy, and how YOU can get involved. You’ll hear directly from LWVGO’s Communications Director, Cleo, who served as a LWVUS delegate at this year’s UN Commission on the Status of Women. Whether you’re new to LWVGO or a longtime member, this session will connect big-picture impact to real opportunities for action.

When: May 27th, 6 p.m.
Where: UNO Community Engagement Center room 116

Join the Membership Committee at Access Period for a Period Packing Party. Show up, pack period supply kits, and head out knowing exactly what you time went toward as you get a chance to chat with other members!

Date: Thursday, May 21 at 6 p.m.
Location: 6108 Maple Street, Suite 100
Parking: Pull into the alleyway off of 61st street. There are designated spots in front of the Access Period entrance.

Join us on Tuesday, May 19 at 7:00 p.m. at the UNO Community Engagement Center (CEC) in Rooms 230/231 for a Q&A with Mayor Ewing. We are asking you to send in your questions by May 17. This is your chance to engage our new mayor on subjects like the budget, the streetcar, homeless policies and much more. Let’s show the Mayor the LWVGO is a force in Omaha. Come out let your voices be heard!

Haven’t decided who to vote for yet? Check out this opportunity to hear directly from candidates.

Interested in the future of trails in the metro Omaha area? Attend the Douglas County Trails Plan Update Public Workshop to give your input.

When: May 27, 2:30-4:00
Where: Douglas County Offices, 15335 W. Maple

‼️Calling new LWVGO members‼️
Come hangout with League members and learn about ways to get involved 🫡

No need to RSVP just show up and be ready to connect.

Questions? DM us here or comment below!

We have an election on May 12th and the League is here to help you learn about what will be on your ballot when you vote! Swipe to learn more about the candidates you will see in our nonpartisan voters guide and to see any corrections made to the printed copy.

Have questions? Don’t hesitate to DM us

The League does not support or oppose any candidates or parties.

Are you a MCC student? Be sure to register to vote tomorrow on the Elkhorn campus!