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April 2020
Join us on Wednesday with special guests as we walk through the congressional district 7 special election and how to Vote By Mail.
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Join the Everyone Votes Maryland coalition for a webinar discussion on the changes made to the upcoming election, the impact these changes have on different groups of voters, and how to ensure you are able to exercise your right to vote.
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In order to learn how voting rights advocates can work to ensure every eligible voter is ready to vote in the General Election we want to hear from YOU about your experience voting in the June 2nd primary - whether by mail, drop-box or at a vote center in person.
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Wednesday, September 2, 2020 @ 7:00 PM Online Streaming, , , ***As the event draws nearer, we will send additional streaming information on how to join us virtually for the event. Everyone has the right to breathable air, clean water, and healthy communities. To protect and enhance our environment, we must have a robust election where voters'—all voters'— voices are heard and champions are elected that reflect our conservation values over the interests of those who would pave our forests and eliminate environmental protections. Join Maryland LCV Education Fund and Mobtown Ballroom for our virtual couch party as we go through your questions on voter registration, voting by mail this election cycle, and other pressing issues. This event will feature local musicians. For more information on our Your Vote. Our Future. campaign, click here.
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With new leadership and a bold plan, Maryland LCV will build upon this demonstrated record of success by focusing on “Three E’s”
Find out moreOctober 2020
In celebration of National Voter Education Week, the Everyone Votes Maryland coalition is going live at 2pm daily to answer your questions about the 2020 Elections!
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Join the Everyone Votes Maryland coalition for a webinar discussion covering options for voting in the 2020 Presidential Election. About this Event Join the Everyone Votes Maryland coalition on Saturday, October 10th, at 11am ET for a virtual discussion on the state of voting amid COVID-19 in Maryland. We'll cover the importance of making a plan to vote, all options for safely voting by November 3rd, and your rights as a voter. Featured Speakers: Joanne Antoine, Common Cause Maryland Tasmin Swanson, Baltimore Votes Ralph Watkins, League of Women Voters of Maryland Nicole Hanson-Mundell, Out for Justice Rich Norling, Sierra Club Maryland Chapter Huzzaifa Muhammad, Council on American-Islamic Relations Dannielle Lipinski, MD League of Conservation Voters Emily Scarr, Maryland PIRG and more! This event is completely free and open to the public. Please note: Zoom conference information will be provided after registration. The webinar will also be streamed on coalition Facebook page. Join us! P.S. Don't wait until the event to start making your plan to vote. Click here to take a look at your options. Make sure you're registered to vote and request your mail-in ballot today. Questions? Contact jantoine@commoncause.org or dlipinski@mdlcv.org
Find out moreDecember 2020
Baltimore Transit Equity Solidarity Day is an event that will be held on the 64th anniversary of the victory of the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1956. Join us for a Day of Action including a virtual rally featuring honored invited guests Ms. Claudette Colvin, the first person arrested in Montgomery, Alabama for refusing to surrender her seat to a white person on public transit and Attorney Fred Gray, who litigated the Boycott in the US Supreme Court. The Montgomery Bus Boycott is still the most iconic example of a victory by Black essential workers and communities of color against racist public transportation policies. The purpose of the event is to celebrate and thank essential workers – many of whom are employed by our public transportation system or are reliant on its vital services and to discuss how we can work together to end structural racism in our transit policy. The event will feature a petition in support of a Baltimore regional transportation authority (BRTA), the best path to expand Baltimore’s public transportation system including the completion of the Red Line light rail and other key transit projects. Photo Credit: Maura Dwyer This event is sponsored by: Baltimore Transit Equity Coalition, Showing up for Racial Justice [...]
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The Eastern Shore is ground zero for the effects of climate change in Maryland. Fortunately, the Eastern Shore is also home to some of the most active environmental champions. Join the Sierra Club, and the Maryland Legislative Coalition for a special event that highlights the plans for combatting the issues that specifically affect the Shore, but are relevant to all of Maryland. The Summit spans two days, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm each day. Master of Ceremonies – Matt Pluta, Choptank Riverkeeper and Director of Riverkeeper Programs, Shore Rivers Facilitators – Susan Olsen, Chair, Sierra Club, Lower Eastern Shore Group Monica O’Connor, Maryland Legislative Coalition, Climate Justice Wing Cecilia Plante, co-chair, Maryland Legislative Coalition Day 1 Featured Speakers – Senator Cheryl Kagan, Montgomery County Senator Sarah Elfreth, Anne Arundel County Delegate Dana Stein, Baltimore County Delegate Brooke Lierman, Baltimore City Delegate Lorig Charkoudian, Montgomery County Delegate Vaughn Stewart, Montgomery County Day 2 Featured Speakers – Mark Posner, Sierra Club Maryland Chapter Legislative Chair Martha Ainsworth, Chair, Maryland Sierra Club Zero Waste Team Kristen Harbeson, Political Director Maryland League of Conservation Voters Nina Cardin, Director, Maryland Campaign for Environmental Rights Monica Brooks, Concerned Citizens Against Industrial CAFOs Emily Frias, Chesapeake [...]
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Tune in virtually to the annual Maryland Environmental Summit, sponsored by the coalition of Maryland environmental groups known as CCE (Citizens Campaign for the Environment)! Learn about and rally for passage of important environmental bills in the General Assembly’s 2020 session including: Increasing Maryland’s greenhouse gas reduction requirements to 60% below 2006 levels by 2030 and net neutral by 2045 Banning plastic bags at the point of sale at retail locations Fighting dangerous PFAS “forever chemicals” that are polluting our waterways and putting health at risk Funding the Maryland Transit Administration’s (MTA) Capital Needs and electrifying MTA buses There will be presentations by both environmental advocates and leading members of the General Assembly.
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