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Current Listings Jan 25 - Training - Effective Political Persuasion Jan 26 - Forum - Brexit: Financial, U.S., and International Impact Jan 26 - Friendraiser - Monique Smith for Ohio House District 16 Jan 27 - Fundraiser:
Jennifer Brunner for Ohio Supreme Court Justice Jan
28 - Fundraiser: Jennifer O'Donnell for Judge Canceled: Jan 28 - Lecture - Black Women's Struggle for Voting Rights Jan 29 - Health & Human
Services Levy Campaign Kickoff Event Jan 30 - Fundraiser: State Representative Juanita Brent Jan 30 - Forum - Closing the Achievement Gap: Preschool and Early Child Education Feb 2 - Forum - Diversity and Inclusion: Top Down or Bottom Up? Feb 10 - School Funding in Ohio: The Possibilities and Challenges of Creating a Solution Feb
27 - Lecture - Beyond Suffrage: Women's Reform Networks and the Road for Women's Rights Feb 28 - City Club Forum: The Twilight of Judicial Independence Apr 1 - Film Screening: Join the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party for ACTIVIZED Requests for listing should be sent to info@CuyahogaDWC.org SPACE
IS LIMITED. YOU MUST RSVP!
Community
Forum Part of a series
of discussions on important issues that impact our lives Sunday, January 26, 2020 9:30 am Unitarian
Universalist Congregation of Cleveland 21600
Shaker Blvd, Shaker Heights Brexit: Financial, U.S., and International Impact Elliot
Posner, Professor and Acting Chair, CWRU Department of Political Science Alliances among nations are weakening. Why does Great Britain want to leave
the European Union? Might other countries leave the E.U. also? How does this affect us? If Britain's tariff-free status with
other E.U. members is eliminated, how will U.S. trade and travel in these countries be affected.  Ready to see a change in Ohio?
If so, join us at the Friendraiser for Monique Smith, Candidate for State Representative of Ohio District 16. Come and hear
her speak about the policies coming out of Columbus and what she plans to do about them. Ohio District 16 includes the great communities of Bay Village,
Fairview Park, North Olmsted, Rocky River, and Westlake. All funds raised through this event support Monique Smith. FRIENDS OF MONIQUE
SMITH
Contribute online at www.jenniferbrunner.com
 Online
contributions: https://www.jenniferodonnellforjudge.com/ THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED.  CWRU Assoc. Prof. Joy Bostic will start off LWV Greater Cleveland's 2020 Women's Empowerment Series with a talk that will delve into the core values and organizing strategies Black women use locally and nationally in the struggle for inclusive voting rights in the United States.  Please join County Executive Armond Budish County Council President Dan Brady Cleveland
Mayor Frank Jackson MetroHealth CEO Akram Boutros and other community leaders FOR THE 2020 CUYAHOGA COUNTY HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES LEVY CAMPAIGN KICKOFF Wednesday, January 29, 2020 11:00am MetroHealth Medical Center Rammelkamp Atrium 2500 MetroHealth Drive, Cleveland 44109 Issue 33, the Cuyahoga Health and Human Services levy on the March 2020 ballot, will provide funding for
critical health and human services programs that support children, seniors, and families across Cuyahoga County. Every year, more than 400,000 people
from more than 200,000 families access Cuyahoga County's health and human services system. JOIN US on January 29 as we kick
off the campaign for Issue 33 and ask for the public's continued support for Health and Human Services. Issue 33 funds critical resources for
Cuyahoga County residents, including:
We look forward to seeing you on January 29
and thank
you in advance for your support! Directions and parking: The MetroHealth Rammelkamp
Atrium is near the main hospital entrance. Parking is available in the MetroHealth visitors garage. Due
to limited parking and the time to walk from your parking space to the atrium, we recommend arriving by 10:30am. County Action Committee Copyright © 2019, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: County Action
Committee 4033 Harding Dr, Westlake, OH 44145
 The role of PreK
in closing the achievement gap is clear. Engage with experts discussing
the difference early childhood education makes and Shaker Schools' preK plans. Panelists: Rebekah Dorman, Director, Cuyahoga County Office of Early Childhood/Invest in
Children Billie Osborne
Fears, Executive Director, Starting Point Dr.
Marla Robinson, Chief Academic Officer, Shaker Hts. Schools Moderated
by Sharon Broussard, former editorial writer,
The Plain Dealer/Cleveland.com Co-sponsored by Shaker Heights Public Library
and League of Women Voters Greater Cleveland-Shaker Heights Chapter Community
Forum Part of a series
of discussions on important issues that impact our lives Sunday, February 2, 2020 9:30 am Unitarian
Universalist Congregation of Cleveland 21600
Shaker Blvd, Shaker Heights Diversity and Inclusion: Top Down or Bottom Up? Randall McShepard,
Vice-President of Public Affairs, RPM Inc. and Chair, Policy Bridge with John Paul Stephens, Associate
Professor, Organizational Behavior, CWRU Weatherhead School of Management. What constitutes a healthy, growing, diverse Community? Is it passionate
commitment from the bottom up, or engaged leadership from the top down? What are the impediments to develop new diverse leadership?
How do we personally experience real diversity or inclusion in the community or workplace?
Beyond Suffrage: Women's Reform Networks and the Road for Women's Rights Lecture by Einav Rabinovitch-Fox,
Visiting Assistant Professor of History, Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) Thursday,
February 27, 2020 7:00pm Landmark Centre Building 25700 Science Park Dr #100, Beachwood
44122 This talk will explore
how the local activism of women in various reform causes in Cleveland and elsewhere led to their involvement in the suffrage
movement, thus situating the right to vote in a broader activist agenda to advance women's rights and equality before and
after the ratification of the 19th Amendment. Sponsored by The League of
Women Voters of Greater Cleveland and Seigal Lifelong Learning, CWRU The
City Club of Cleveland presents The Twilight of Judicial Independence with Charles Geyh, John F. Kimberling Professor of
Law, Maurer School of Law, Indiana University at Bloomingon Friday, February 28, 2020 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. The City Club of Cleveland 850 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio
44114 Judicial
independence, the ability of courts and judges to perform their duties free of influence or control by other branches of government
or shifting popular opinion, has been a defining feature of the American Constitutional landscape for centuries. The architecture
of judicial independence, however, has never been fully explained or understood. As long as the foundations of judicial independence have remained sound
and the structure has been adequate to support the weight of episodic attacks, there has been no pressing need to fully understand
why or how. But that is changing due to developments - including the current Presidents' questioning the legitimacy of judges
who disagree with him and giving agencies room to ignore court rulings - that are variously cyclical, sustained, and sudden. Many believe these developments
threaten the future of an independent judiciary in arguably unprecedented ways, and counsel the need for a deeper, and more
systemic evaluation of judicial independence and its vulnerabilities. How did the architecture of judicial independence norms
begin -and when did they start to erode? Why is independence essential to the role of the judiciary in American government,
and how it can be rescued and defended? The City Club of Cleveland Join the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party at Capitol Theatre for a film screening!  The film's director is
Eric Stange, an award-winning independent documentary film producer, director, and writer who specializes in current affairs.
Many of his works have been featured on PBS American Experience. To watch the
trailer, please visit: https://vimeo.com/353770605 Cuyahoga County Democratic Party |
Cuyahoga Democratic Women's Caucus
Email: info@cuyahogadwc.org
Telephone: 216-479-6622
Telephone: 216-479-6622