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It‘s time to help students get registered to vote at their new address or request an advance/mail ballot. We‘ve got a prime location in Rhatigan Hall, across from the food court and right next to the main traffic flow through the building. One shift, 10:45 to 1:15. Park in the garage next to the building ($1.50/hr, credit or debit card pmt), or on one of the side streets if you don‘t mind the walk. https://volunteersignup.org/87C74

It‘s time to help students get registered to vote at their new address or request an advance/mail ballot. We‘ve got a prime location in Rhatigan Hall, across from the food court and right next to the main traffic flow through the building. One shift, 10:45 to 1:15. Park in the garage next to the building ($1.50/hr, credit or debit card pmt), or on one of the side streets if you don‘t mind the walk. https://volunteersignup.org/QQL7M

One of our members now lives at Larksfield and she wants to be sure all her neighbors have updated their voter registration information. https://volunteersignup.org/9YJJR

Safeword Exhibition, Opening Reception

Nomar Fiesta - CANCELLED

This event is designed to promote and celebrate the intersectionality of sexual health education, advocacy, harm reduction, and community engagement through the arts. It will include a fashion show, drag performance, and community engagement with supporting local non-profits, in addition to our work offering voter registration. We will work two shifts at this indoor event. Wave is located at 650 E. 2nd St., Wichita 67202

It‘s time to help students get registered to vote at their new address or request an advance/mail ballot. We‘ve got a prime location in Rhatigan Hall, across from the food court and right next to the main traffic flow through the building. One shift, 10:45 to 1:15. Park in the garage next to the building ($1.50/hr, credit or debit card pmt), or on one of the side streets if you don‘t mind the walk. https://volunteersignup.org/A4M8F

MamaFilm has invited us to table at their event on Tuesday, October 8, at the Workroom. The films will be UNCOMMITTED, DESI MOM, and APATHY IS NOT AN OPTION. There are also plans for a panel discussion. Come help with tabling before and after the showings, and see the films and discussion as a bonus at this free event. We‘ll work a single shift, with set-up, tabling, and tear down, and may finish before 9:00. Please do RSVP at the link in The VOTER or on the Facebook post to get on the guest list. The address is 523 E Douglas, Wichita 67202.

It‘s time to help students get registered to vote at their new address or request an advance/mail ballot. We‘ve got a prime location in Rhatigan Hall, across from the food court and right next to the main traffic flow through the building. One shift, 10:45 to 1:15. Park in the garage next to the building ($1.50/hr, credit or debit card pmt), or on one of the side streets if you don‘t mind the walk. https://volunteersignup.org/T4TCK

Tentative

Family Night at Wells Middle School date and times tentative

Voter Services meets every 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom. Look in your email for the Zoom link This meeting was rescheduled for Wednesday

Come help new citizens become registered voters! We would love for you to join us for the next ceremony. You can sign up here: https://volunteersignup.org/Q74XP Volunteers are requested to arrive at 10:30 am. The ceremony is from 11am to noon at WSU Hughes Metropolitan Complex- Lowe Auditorium 5015 E. 29th Street North Wichita, Kansas.

Leadership workshop with Liz Harmon

CIVIC EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOLS Since the No Child Left Behind focus began over 20 years ago, emphasizing reading and math, Kansas has few standards for teaching about our government or civics before the Senior year mandatory government class. We will hear from local league members about this issue. We will also have a presentation by two high school students, and League members from Heights High School about a voter education event they held at the start of the school year and why they are passionate about voting rights. Light snacks. No preregistration necessary

This year marks 100 years of United States citizenship for Native Americans. Members of federally recognized tribes hold the unique distinction of being both U.S. citizens and tribal citizens. Tribal members possess political authority over their collective lands, superseding state and local authority. In the state of Kansas, four tribal nations operate reservations. Learn about tribal sovereignty and laws affecting Native American citizens from tribal relations experts and tribal nation representatives. Tuesday Topics is a partnership event of the Wichita Public Library and the League of Women Voters of Wichita Metro. The public is welcome. No pre-registration is needed.