League of Women Voters^®
of Concord-Carlisle, Massachusetts

The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political 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.

Calendar Learn More

The LWVCC Calendar includes League-sponsored meetings and events for the public and League members, as well as key dates for local government and elections.

News & Events Learn More

Concord Town Governance Study Committee: Public Forums:
The public is invited to comment at two public forums on Concord's town charter, its form of government, and governance changes that could be beneficial to the town. Concord citizens are urged to attend and voice their views.

Thursday, June 13, 7:00 p.m.
Concord Town House
22 Monument Square, Concord
and
Wednesday, June 19, 7:00 p.m.
Harvey Wheeler Community Center
1276 Main Street, West Concord

More Information

Find our BULLETIN,
Click here for January 2013 BULLETIN.

Yellow Rose - Women in History Learn More

Learn about women in history who have made a difference.

May Movie Night Iron Jawed Angels
starring Hillary Swank as Alice Paul
Friday May 10, 2013 at 7 PM in the Little Theater at Concord Carlisle High School.
More information.

Voter Information Learn More

Special State Election for U.S. Senate - Vote June 25
Last day to register to vote: Wed., June 5, 2013

Democracy in the Balance Learn More

The League of Women Voters of Concord Carlisle - Committee on Campaign Finance Reform - began work in June of 2012 to explore the influence of money on the politics, elections and government of our country, and the threat that it poses to our democracy.

League Projects and Activities Learn More

Learn about League events and ongoing League projects,including the Book Group and the annual River Stewardship Awards.

Issues and Action Learn More

• Learn about the proposed new Concord Carlisle Regional High School.
  
• The League is taking action to defend clean air.
  
• Learn more about Money in Elections.
  
• The League is working to protect America's health care.
  
• See the action guides for Food for Thought and Let's Talk Trash and resources and reports for Troubled Waters.

Join the League Learn More

Learn about your government and public policy issues. Help make democracy work.

Support the League's Work Learn More

If you value the League's work, you can donate to support us. Thank you!

About the League Learn More

What is our mission? How are we structured? What is our history?