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League Structure Taskforce
Meet the members of the LWVUS Structure Taskforce
During the 2020 – 2022 biennium, a League of Women Voters taskforce, comprised of local, state, and national leaders from across the country, was created to examine the capacity and structure of the organization. Building on the data collected through the Transformation Roadmap assessment, the taskforce also solicited input from state leaders at National Council in 2021, examined the journeys of other nonprofits, and sought stakeholder and expert input to create a suite of recommendations called the League Structure Transformation Plan.
Meet the Taskforce
Melissa Breach, co-chair, LWVUS Board
Jessica Lowe-Minor, co-chair, LWVUS Board
Jessica Rohloff, LWVUS Board
Ayo Atterbury, former LWVUS Board, current LWVUS staff
Kelly McFarland-Stratman, LWVUS staff
Tracy Adkison, LWV of Georgia
Maribel Balbin, LWV of Florida
Robyn Prud-homme-Bauer, LWV of Arizona
Taylor Flanery, LWV of Indiana
Anna Keller, LWV of Maine
Jessica McDonald, LWV of Oregon
Gwendolyn Miller, LWV of Delaware
Evelyn C. Murphy, PhD, LWV of New Jersey
Becky Simon, LWV of Illinois
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The League Structure Transformation Plan is a multi-faceted, long-term initiative to address the League's organizational capacity at all levels.
Guidance /
LWVUS has published a “Transformation Roadmap” that includes specific action steps to be implemented. It is a synthesis of many threads of work, including input from Leagues across the country, interviews with internal and external stakeholders, review of the larger nonprofit environment and the professional expertise of consulting firms.
Guidance /
The proposed policy for Leagues that outlines what it means to be an entity affiliated with the League of Women Voters.
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