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Vote Today, Shape Tomorrow is an Anacostia Parks & Community Collaborative voter outreach and education event. The LWVDC will team with Grow Democracy DC to provide information on Rank Choice Voting and the Upcoming Primary elections.
On 4 April CARECEN & the LWVDC will co-sponsor a voter education/ registration event. The focus is preparing immigrant citizen voters for the Primaries, through RCV training, voter registration, and general primary information sharing, including an introduction to Vote 411. Time: 10:00 - 11:30 Location: CARECEN 1460 Columbia Rd NW, Washington, DC · (202) 328-9799
Kenilworth Recreation Center
LWVDC will be tabling at this community fair to share information and resources on voter registration, DC statehood, and Ranked Choice Voting (RCV).
The League of Women Voters of the District of Columbia Board of Trustees meets monthly.
Want to be able to talk about D.C. Statehood? Our next D.C. Statehood Speaker Training will take place on Thursday, April 9, 3:00 - 4:00pm ET over Zoom. We’ll cover our basic background historical information on our PowerPoint slides and review how to answer the FAQs.
LWVDC‘s RCV Team is producing short videos that help explain Ranked Choice Voting. The videos will be shot on Saturday, April 11. The video content will feature intergenerational pairs of voters discussing how RCV works in simple, accessible ways. The videos will be shared on digital platforms. This activity is part of LWVDC‘s campaign to reach and inform voters of all ages and backgrounds about this new way of voting in D.C. in 2026. Interested in getting involved? Email lwvdc@lwvdc.org with "RCV" in the subject line.
We are looking for members to take an exciting leadership role and shape LWVDC‘s priorities and work in the upcoming League year starting in July 2026!
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia
The DC District Court has invited LWVDC to come and register new voters at the 2026 Naturalization Ceremonies. The ceremonies are planned to take place on the second Tuesday of each month in the District Court Courthouse. Our continuing success at these events depends on you! We need volunteers, every month, to carry out our mission. The ceremonies will continue to be held at the US District Court Courthouse, at 333 Constitution Ave NW. We will have the opportunity to interact with 100 to 125 new citizens every month. If you speak a foreign language—Spanish, French, Amharic, Korean, Chinese, or others—even better to help explain what we do, and how to register, to non-native speakers. You needn’t volunteer every month, but a big pool will enable us to cover the monthly ceremonies. With your support we can help our newest citizens become responsible voters.
View the movie "The Last Battlefield" about D.C. Statehood and hear from members of the LWV DC Statehood Team.
DC Fire Department Engine Company #22 (Georgia Ave. and Butternut)
· Join the League of Women Voters DC and East Rock Creek Village to help clean up the streets and table at the DC Fire Department’s Engine Co. No. 22 at Butternut & Georgia Ave, NW. It‘s a great way to get involved in community action, do some civic education, and relax over pizza with fellow volunteers when we’re through. Note this event is outdoors.
The 2026 DC Emancipation Day celebrations will feature parades, reenactments, and cultural events honoring African American history. It’s a time to reflect on the fight for freedom and equality.
Trinity Washington University
Help us register voters and provide information about Vote411 to attendees.
Many Languages One Voice (MLOV) will sponsor a voter education/registration event on April 24 from 5:30pm to 7pm. The training will be held at the MLOV Office, the address is 4304 Georgia Ave, NW. The Board of Elections will provide a RCV presentation and the LWVDC will table to provide registration and information assistance. This is a bilingual event.
Josephin Butler Park Center
Volunteers needed: Many Languages One Voice -Youth Symposium at the Josephine Butler Park Center. Voter Education/Registration Tabling.
April is Second Chance Month. Join us at MORCA‘s (Mayor‘s Office on Returning Citizen Affairs) 2nd Annual Welcome Home Expo in celebration and support of DC’s returning citizen community. We need volunteers to help at our voter information table. We‘ll be offering Justice Impacted community members opportunities to register to vote, learn about where, when and how to vote, including D.C.‘s new ranked choice voting system. We participated in the Expo last year and made a meaningful impact on behalf of voters who are hard to reach. We look forward to doing it again in this pivotal election year.