The Midcoast chapter meets once a month to discuss upcoming projects, volunteer opportunities, and advocacy efforts.

New year, new you, new Youth Council! Join this year's LWVME youth leadership cohort as they kick off 2022. All are welcome!

This month, we'll talk about on the political philosophy and history of public education in America. What is the role of public education in sustaining our fragile republic? Streaming at wmpg.org.

Join the Bangor League for a discussion of Twilight of Democracy: The Seductive Lure of Authoritarianism by Anne Applebaum.

Join us for an initial volunteer meeting, where we will go over the work involved in creating LWVME's guide to local government and the ways you could help.

Learn what MSV is planning for 2022 and how you can help empower youth voters!

Join us over Zoom to catch up on our advocacy work, activities, and volunteer opportunities. We'll get a firsthand account of how local organizations are working with an influx of asylum seekers during this cold winter season. Learn what you can do to counter election misinformation and help protect our sacred right to vote.

Join the next book group hosted by Capital Area member, Judy Whiting. The book is 21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari.

February 14 is a moment to commemorate the birthday of the League of Women Voters with action, advocacy, and storytelling. Anna Kellar, LWVME Executive Director, will be participating in this national call!

The League of Women Voters is celebrating its 102nd anniversary! Kim Wyman, the Election Security Lead at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), will join us to speak about election security and trust in elections.

Maine has a public hearing process for legislation, and anyone can submit written testimony — it's a straightforward way to make your voice heard. We'll use the tribal sovereignty bill as an example, and create and submit testimony before its hearing on 2/15.

In order to combat harmful mis- and disinformation, we're arming ourselves with useful tips so that we can spread accurate and good information about voting and election cycles.

Join us for our monthly book club: Civil Resistance: What Everyone Needs to Know by Erica Chenoweth.

This month, we'll talk about whether Facebook and other social media pose threats to democracy? Streaming at weru.org.

This year, we're going to cover more races than ever in our online and print voter guides. This half-hour orientation will show you how to give your time to this process.

This year, we're going to cover more races than ever in our online and print voter guides. This training is for people who want access to the Vote411 online system to set up a local guide or help with data entry.

As of January 14, 2022, 24 state legislatures are considering 250+ new bills to restrict voting rights. Learn about these bills and what you can do in a Workers Circle conversation with Ari Berman of Mother Jones.

This year, we're going to cover more races than ever in our online and print voter guides. This half-hour orientation will show you how to give your time to this process.