DIGEST OF UPCOMING ACTIVITIES & EVENTS

Join State Senators Holly Mitchell and Hannah-Beth Jackson, Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva, Rebecca Sive (author of Every Day is Election Day), and Moderator Karriann Farrell Hinds, NWPC LA Westside Board Member and attorney, at the Hyatt Regency LA (downtown) for an exciting panel discussion on Saturday March 8th beginning at 4:00 PM. This event will be conveniently held right next door to the the CA DEM convention. Register here - or see flyer for further details.

 

If you are available on Saturday March 8 to volunteer for the above event, please contact Laurie, at Laurie@closethegapca.org, or 650.274.8497. You will gain early access to the event (arriving by 2:00 PM) and will help us register guests at the panel discussion. Thank you for your support!

 

Meet the Candidates for CA Senate District 26
Stay tuned for information on an upcoming Panel Discussion with the four women running for State Senate District 26. We have extended invitations to the following candidates:

Contact our Director of Events for More Information.

NWPC LA Westside endorses pro-choice women candidates in municipal races, including local boards and commissions, school boards, city councils and mayors of smaller cities, and County Boards of Supervisors.  We coordinate with local chapters to endorse candidates whose races cover multiple regions.  NWPC CA endorses candidates for statewide and federal  offices. Our territory. For this upcoming primary, June (2014), we have already endorsed Laura Rosenthal for Malibu City Council. Also, Betty Yee has been endorsed by NWPC CA for State Controller. In June, look for endorsements in the following races: LA County Board of Supervisor District 3, Assembly District 62, Senate District 26, Congressional District 33, and Secretary of State. View Current and Past PAC Endorsements.

Women's History Month honors and celebrates the struggles and achievements of American women throughout the history of the United States. American women have struggled throughout our history to gain rights not simply for themselves but for many other underrepresented and disenfranchised groups in America.