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for Schools and Community: 

SPEAKERS BUREAU




NEW LWVPGH
Speakers Bureau

The League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh has created a new team to provide knowledgeable speakers on topics focused on voting, elections, and government.  The LWVPGH Speakers Bureau is open to community groups, clubs, and other organizations in Allegheny County. 

Speakers Bureau web page here.

To request a speaker for your community group, club, or other organization, please complete this Google Form:


LWVPGH volunteer:  
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o join the Speakers Bureau, please complete this Google Form: 


Through the LWVPGH High School Outreach project, we have created many PowerPoint presentations.  Other presentations have been created by LWVUS, LWVPA, and  LWVPGH members for trainings, new member orientation, or community events. We are sharing these slide decks so that anyone, including schools, community organizations, and local Leagues may use them as reliable resources, with attribution to the LWVPGH. The League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh is committed to the presentation of nonpartisan, reliable information in order to expand civic engagement and the commitment to democratic principles.

Allegheny County-specific information may be included. Before revising the PowerPoint presentations or individual slides, we make a friendly request that all users adhere to the League of Women Voters’ nonpartisan policy and standards. The League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh is not responsible for revisions that might not meet the nonpartisan and reliability standards of the League of Women Voters. 


Slide Decks for All Audiences
Including, Local Leagues, Schools and Colleges, Libraries, Community Organizations and Clubs



Meet the League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh
Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy

Introducing the League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh (30 minutes) Learn what the nonstop LWVPGH Volunteers can do! 



Reliable Election and Voting Information

Registering Others to Vote (60 minutes)  Everything you need to know about how to register voters.

What a Voter Should Know About the Next Election (45 - 60 minutes)  All you need to know about the current election.

AI and Misinformation 2025 (60 minutes)  Most up-to-date information about how AI can amplify misinformation and what you can do.

AI and Misinformation 2024 (60 minutes)  Learn how AI can amplify misinformation.


Walkthrough Vote411.org (30 minutes)  Step-by-step "how-to" use Vote411.
Video here .

Movie Night with the League: Election Integrity in PA (60 Minutes) Overview of Election Administration with a focus on ballot security.


Journey of an Official Election Ballot (45-60 minutes) Follow the "Behind the Scenes" Journey of an Official Election Ballot in PA; the before, during, and after journey of a ballot. 
Journey of an Official Election Ballot video here

Voting is the Ultimate Expression (60 minutes)  Understand how VOTING is the expression of our most fundamental civil rights--the 5 freedoms of the First Amendment





 Advocacy is Essential in 2025

CIVICS 101 - KNOW YOUR RIGHTS  (7 hours)  This mini-curriculum is divided into seven 1-hour units with discussion questions built-in. Focuses on the founding documents, individual Constitutional Rights, Amendments, and voting rights.

Voting is the Ultimate Expression (60 minutes)  Understand how VOTING is the expression of our most fundamental civil rights--the 5 freedoms of the First Amendment


Citizen Activists Needed
 (60 minutes) How to engage effectively on your issues.

 

Let's Talk About Women's Suffrage (45 minutes)  History of the long fight for women's right to vote.

Video here .

 What To Do To Keep Our Democracy (30 minutes)  Civil Discourse- from National Institute for Civil Discourse/LWV.


Slide Decks for High Schools, Colleges, Universities




Classroom Presentations

Your Government Starts Here (40 minutes) Classroom presentation with activities and discussion.

Youth as Citizen Activists (60 minutes) For Colleges and Universities with Youth Advocacy Tool Kit.

Slide Decks for Reentering PA Residents



Most PA citizens with a
criminal history can vote.
Learn more here.

Organize a Voter Registration Program with Your County Jail (60 minutes)   Call out to all of the partnerships that made this program happen. Included is the volunteer process that was created with supporting documents used to train volunteers. For more, see the LWVPGH web page here.

Incarcerated Citizens Voting Rights SLIDE DECK (60 minutes) Click button to download. Voting Rights for incarcerated PA residents. Video here   (14:33) Narrated by Mr. Richard Garland

Reentering Citizens Voter Project SLIDE DECK  (60 minutes)  Click button to download. Reentering PA residents-- Know your voting rights!   Video here  (14:55)  Narrated by Ms. Tene Croom

Slide Decks Presented by LWVPGH Members



Various Topics/ Various Audiences
Not Your Grandmother's Civic Education Click button to download  (1 hour-30 minutes)  "Not Your Grandmother's Civic Education: Teaching Hope and Agency to the Next Generation, was presented in a nationwide virtual call to the LWVUS/NICD network on April 20, 2023.  

Fix Harrisburg- Six Gatekeepers- LWVPGHClick button to download (60 minutes)  From Fair Districts PA: Learn why it is so difficult to pass any bill through the PA State Legislature.   Video here  Narrated by Sue Broughton, Fall 2022.

Acknowledging our LWV History Click button to download  (45 minutes) Winter, 2025
This presentation explores the history of the LWV and the broader women's suffrage movement acknowledging the fact that white and African American women's suffrage groups both advanced rights for women, but on parallel tracks.  
     Adapted from presentation given by Sandy Kerr to League members.  References: African American Women in the Struggle for the Vote, 1850-1920." , by Rosalyn Terborg-Penn, 1998 and  "The Untold Story of Women of Color in the League of Women Voters." by Carolyn Jefferson-Jenkins, 2020.

YMCA Men's Group Presentation Click button to download (60 minutes)  June, 2023
Outlines the Civic Education focus of the website and original resources found on the Explainers and Graphics web page.