The primary work of the committee for this past year has been following the relicensing process for five dams on the Connecticut River.

In May 2022, the LWVA Grant committee awarded its first grant, $1000 to the ARHS Restorative Program.

LWVA offers a $1,000 scholarship to a graduating ARPS high school student. Application forms are in the HS guidance office.

The series on affordable housing in Amherst continues with a forum on Racial Equity and Housing, Tuesday, April 20, at 6:30. Go to bit.ly/racialequityandhousing to join on Zoom.

Come for a walking tour through Florence to see “She Shapes History,” a historical exhibit of the suffrage movement now on view in storefront windows on Main Street.

A beautifully done Special Section printed in the Daily Hampshire Gazette and the Greenfield Recorder on September 24th.

LWVA's walk commemorating the 100th anniversary of Massachusetts' ratification of the 19th Amendment.

The Massachusetts Immigrand and Refugee Advocacy Coalition is sponsoring a virtual phonebank to ensure a complete count for Massachusetts in the 2020 census.

The League of Women Voters of Amherst invites you to apply for a Civic Action Grant.

Masachusetts State Senator Jo Comerford addressed the LWVA's 100th birthday celebration lunch on February 15.