Events - Future Events View

All Unit Meetings are open to the public; all are welcome! Katie Johnson, DPN, serves as the LWVWA Healthcare Issue Chair and will present on League positions regarding healthcare at the national and Washington state levels, including funding constraints in the current legislative session. Katie is a retired Registered Nurse with a passion for equitable, accessible healthcare. She holds a clinical doctorate in population health nursing and is a Fellow of the National Association of School Nurses and the National Academy of Nursing. She is also a Robert Wood Johnson Executive Nurse Fellow and a Johnson & Johnson School Health Leadership Fellow. Katie is active in nursing policy through the legislative committees of the School Nurse Organization of Washington and the Washington State Nurses Association. A League member since 2025, she supports advancing a single-payer, universal health insurance program. The presentation will be recorded at the Virtual Unit Meeting and shared at other unit meetings, followed by discussion.

All Unit Meetings are open to the public; all are welcome! Katie Johnson, DPN, serves as the LWVWA Healthcare Issue Chair and will present on League positions regarding healthcare at the national and Washington state levels, including funding constraints in the current legislative session. Katie is a retired Registered Nurse with a passion for equitable, accessible healthcare. She holds a clinical doctorate in population health nursing and is a Fellow of the National Association of School Nurses and the National Academy of Nursing. She is also a Robert Wood Johnson Executive Nurse Fellow and a Johnson & Johnson School Health Leadership Fellow. Katie is active in nursing policy through the legislative committees of the School Nurse Organization of Washington and the Washington State Nurses Association. A League member since 2025, she supports advancing a single-payer, universal health insurance program. The presentation will be recorded at the Virtual Unit Meeting and shared at other unit meetings, followed by discussion.

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March is Women’s History Month and a perfect opportunity to celebrate Women in Democracy! Invite your friends to this free event where we’ll share a simple meal, hear about current League work, and contribute what we can to help the work happen. It‘s a great chance to learn, share stories, and build a supportive community.

LWVWA will hold a virtual Town Hall for members to hear from the Resisting Threats to Democracy Team on the League‘s approach to defending Democracy in this challenging time. What does it mean to be bold, loud, nimble, visible, and influential? You‘ll learn about our 2025 successes, our 2026 strategy, and how you can be involved. Members will also have an opportunity ask questions and express priorities for what we do next. Register to attend!

On March 28, residents across Pierce County and beyond will participate in NO KINGS 3 rallies, marches, and demonstrations—planned at more than 1,000 sites nationwide, with possible international solidarity actions as well. Check out the event map (using the register now button below) to see what’s being planned and mark your calendars! We plan to co-host a sign-making gathering the week prior and will share details soon. If you’d like to help organize a visible League presence on March 28th, contact Rosemary Powers.

NOTE: the 11:59 registration cut-off is for Eastern Standard Time (9:59 Pacific Standard Time) LWVUS National Convention: Women Unite and Rise! June 25–28, 2026 Columbus Ohio The Early Bird reduced rate for in-person attendance is $575.00 and is available until March 31, 2026 at 11:59 ET. Beginning on April 1st, the regular rate for in-person attendance will be $600.00. The rate for virtual attendance is $150.00. Last day to register at full cost is May 22, 2026 11:59PM ET

New and seasoned members alike are welcome to meet our dynamic league leaders and learn about current projects and plans. Light refreshments will be served

The 2026 League of Women Voters of Washington Biennial Council will be held June 6–7 at South Puget Sound Community College’s Lacey campus, with optional activities on June 5. Below are the registration fees: $115 Early Bird (ends May 15) $60 New member (joined in June 2025 or later) $135 Regular (starts May 16) $25 Early Bird Virtual (ends May 15) $30 Regular Virtual (starts May 16)

June 6 and 7, 2026 Described on the website as, “our opportunity to come together for a refreshing, empowering, and educational event. It’s where we can learn about ourselves and the League, share details about the extraordinary work each local League is doing, express our appreciation for the efforts of the past year, and move forward with the renewed power that comes from collaboration and cooperation.” Ideas welcome: Angela Gyurko (agyurko@lwvwa.org)

June 6 and 7, 2026 Described on the website as, “our opportunity to come together for a refreshing, empowering, and educational event. It’s where we can learn about ourselves and the League, share details about the extraordinary work each local League is doing, express our appreciation for the efforts of the past year, and move forward with the renewed power that comes from collaboration and cooperation.” Ideas welcome: Angela Gyurko (agyurko@lwvwa.org)

Mark your calendars—more details to follow

June 25–28, 2026 Registration is now open! See the Convention website or contact events@lwv.org

June 25–28, 2026 Registration is now open! See the Convention website or contact events@lwv.org

June 25–28, 2026 Registration is now open! See the Convention website or contact events@lwv.org

June 25–28, 2026 Registration is now open! See the Convention website or contact events@lwv.org