New Membership System in the Works
The League of Women Voters (LWV) is transitioning to a national, unified membership structure, effective February 1, 2025. Thank you for not using the Membership button on this page until the new link is active. In the meantime stay in touch and join us for any activities we organize.
Once we've converted to the new system, all LWV members nationwide will log into a common membership platform enabling individuals to join, update their information, and pay dues online. Each member's email address becomes that person's identifier (user name) enabling database access.
Dues will be pay-what-you-can with a recommended amount of $75. Any amount over that can be paid, and any amount lower, up to a minimum of $20. Renewal dates are one year after a member's previous dues payment. Each member receives an individual email notification when an expiration date is approaching. Persons interested in more information should use the email icon on this website and request assistance from a local membership representative.
While the League of Women Voters, St. Cloud Area (LWVSCA), will soon no longer collect and receive membership applications and renewals, we will remain a strong community organization comprised of members affiliated with our local League and LWV Minnesota. Grassroots participation remains the lifeblood of member involvement. We look forward to visitors attending our monthly meetings, scheduled from January through May.
"Ramifications of Overruling the Chevron Doctrine"
Wednesday, January 8, 2025, 1:00 pm
Via Zoom: invitation available the week of the event.
On June 28, 2024, the US Supreme Court overruled its landmark 1984 decision Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council that created the legal term “Chevron Doctrine.” Our guest speaker, Leigh Currie, will explain the Chevron Doctrine and disuss why overturning it will have significant ramifications, both for Federal environmental regulations and administrative law in general. She will also address the importance of Minnesota laws that support a healthy environment and stable climate.
Leigh is the Chief Legal Officer for Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy (MCEA), a 501(c)3 nonprofit advocacy organization. For 50 years, MCEA has worked in the courts, at the legislature, and with public agencies to enact, strengthen, and enforce environmental law.
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