League of Women Voters of Shrewsbury


	League of Women Voters^® of Shrewsbury

The only place where democracy comes before work is in the dictionary.

Serving the people of Shrewsbury, Northborough, and Westborough

The league of women voters is a phenomenal organization, whose mission is unparalleled. I am hard pressed to think of any group with whom I am more philosophically aligned than the league. -- Edward M. Augustus, Jr., State Senator

Calendar of Events	We sponsor meetings and events for the public and League members
About the League	What is our mission? How are we structured? What is our history?
Join the League	Why and how can you join our grassroots organization?
Contact Us	...for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)	Frequently asked questions

The League of Women Voters of Shrewsbury is a non-partisan, grassroots organization, which may support or oppose issues, but not candidates or political parties. We educate by sponsoring candidate debates and public issue forums. It is our goal to be a source of reliable objective information. The League encourages informed, active participation in local, state, and national government.
Residents from Shrewsbury, Westborough and Northborough, male or female, are encouraged to join the League! LWV is the organization where citizens like you are actively engaged in effecting change on the local, state and national level.

3rd Edition Directory of Civic Engagement and Leadership Development for MA youth

The League of Women Voters of Massachusetts Citizen Education Fund is a nonpartisan educational trust whose mission is to encourage the informed and active participation of citizens in government. The League believes that the future of our democracy depends on the next generation of voters and leaders. To ensure that the next generation is prepared, young people need opportunities to learn about government and the electoral and political processes.
The League has compiled this directory as a resource for young people interested in civic engagement, citizen participation in politics and government, and leadership development. Though each program is different, each in some way provides young people with the tools and motivation to participate in the democratic process later in their lives.

League reads the Declaration of Independence

The Shrewsbury League of Women Voters has produced a video reading of the Declaration of Independence.
Members of the League took turns reading portions of the document. Newly-elected League President Robin Snyder, joined Rep. Karyn Polito, Board of Selectmen Chair Moira Miller, School Committee Chair Erin Canzano, and over a dozen of their fellow LWV members at the recording studios of Shrewsbury Media Connection.
It is now showing on two SELCO channels: Channel 28: Public Access and Channel 30: Government Access.
It can also be viewed at You Tube, and it is embedded here:

League of Women Voters of Shrewsbury
2 Pleasant Hill Dr.
Shrewsbury, MA 01545
508-842-1020
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