In voter suppression states—like Georgia—legislators have been passing laws making it harder for people to vote, especially voters of color. These barriers—plus redistricting after the 2020 census—threaten issues such as women’s health, education, voting rights, and economic equality. On May 21, the voters of Fulton County, Georgia, will cast their ballots in the Georgia Primary. … Continue reading Write Postcards to Support Voting

The Women’s Book Discussion Group will meet via Zoom Feb. 20 to discuss The Librarian of Burned Books: A Novel by Brianna Labuske. Members of the group will receive a Zoom invitation before the meeting.

All are invited to make some noise on Sunday, Feb. 18th, at noon in the sanctuary. We will drum and shake, rattle and maybe even roll using anything and everything. Don’t have a drum? We have extras! Our best accidental instrument is a Home Depot bucket! So come along and see where the rhythm takes … Continue reading Drum Circle, Feb. 18

It is highly probable that despite all of the good firearms bills passing, Governor Youngkin will veto them. We want to make this VERY difficult for him to do so. There is a “Don’t Veto Our Safety” rally at the Virginia State Capital Bell Tower Saturday, Feb. 24 from 11 am – 12 pm (noon). … Continue reading Gun Violence Prevention Action, Feb. 24