Upcoming Events:
 

 

GREAT NON-CAMPAIGN CIVIC

ENGAGEMENT  EVENTS
Free and open to the public!

 

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Past Events:

 

DOORBELLINGHAM!

October 19

Rally at Hotel Leo 10:30

Door-knocking around Bellingham

Volunteer Appreciation 2:30-4pm

Invite-only reception 5PM...

 

screening of Majority Rules!

Wed. Oct 16th 5:00 PM on WWU Campus

Fraser Hall Room 201
Screening of Majority Rules, followed by discussion/Q&A

Free and open to WWU students, workers, faculty and AND the public!

Pizza, popcorn, cookies & beverages were generously provided by WWU Political Science department!
Majority Rules is a riveting, feature-length film about Alaska's adoption of Ranked Choice Voting!

This screening was a collaboration with Political Science Dept, the Munro Institute, FairVoteWA, the Office of Civic Engagement, FUSE WA, Washington Bus (a little bit), crosspollinated by Maya (in a non-campaign. non-partisan capacity).

From WWU Munro Institute's announcement:

 

WHAT IF CHANGING THE WAY WE VOTE COULD CHANGE EVERYTHING?

 

With America's democratic experiment mired in division and dysfunction, the state of Alaska votes to revolutionize their election system. The surprising results spark new alliances, a growing call for election reform, and fierce pushback from political parties. Could changing how Americans vote also change politics for the better?

 

Join the Munro Institute, WWU’s Political Science Association and FairVote Washington to view Majority Rules: the movie. After the film, Cathy Wineinger, Todd Donovan, and FairVote Executive Director Lisa Ayrault will answer audience questions. Refreshments will be provided.

Getting to Know Charter Review presentation at Belligham Bay Rotary Club Meeting - Oct. 15th

This is a Rotary Club members' lunch meeting.
Due to their lunch constraints, it is not a wide open and free to the public presentation.

 

Getting to Know Charter Review presentation at Belligham Rotary Club Meeting - Sept. 23rd

This is a Rotary Club members' lunch meeting, and guests are welcome, but must phone in advance to arrange attendence.
Due to their lunch constraints, it is not a wide open and free to the public presentation.