Upcoming Events

The Bulb Sale is Open for Business

Order Online HERE

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The 30th annual LWV Denver Bulb Sale starts NOW! This sale funds our office rent and helps support our staff expenses. 

Ways to Order

1. NEW THIS YEAR -- Please click HERE to see our automated storefront where either members or non-members can purchase bulbs using a credit card or PayPal. This site works just like any other catalog website. You can also make donations to Beautify Denver or LWV Denver using the automated storefront.

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2. You can download and print the Bulb Sale Order Form and Bulb Photos, fill out the form and mail it (as you did last year).

Bulb Sale Order Form 2022

Bulb Photos 2022

Please mail the form and check for the total amount to:

League of Women Voters of Denver

1980 Dahlia Street

Denver, CO 80220

3. If you would like a packet with bulb photos, order forms, and instructions that you can distribute, please contact Marty Sloven. A limited number of packets are available.

All orders are due June 10, 2022

Marty Soven, Chair, Bulb Sale

2022 Program Briefings Update

May, 2022

Saturday, May 14 Denver League Annual Meeting
Tuesday, May 24 5:30 PM  Legislative update with Andrea Wilkins

June 23- 26 National League of Women Voters National Convention, Denver, CO 

April 19 - Program Briefing - Denver Police Department Representatives

Go HERE to see a YouTube recording of the briefing

Commander Kimberly Bowser and Lt. Michele Folmar of the Denver Police Department (DPD) presented information on the priorities and goals of the Denver Police Department. Kim Bowser is the newly appointed Commander of District 6 – Denver’s downtown and crime hot spot. She was formerly the Director of Training for the DPD. Lt. Folmar is the new Director of Training, replacing Commander Bowser. The two discussed the initiatives that DPD has undertaken to focus department resources on crime hotspots and on the improvements in training undertaken since the George Floyd protests in June 2020.

Barbara Allen Ford, Director, Program

April Briefing -- Denver's Co-responder and STAR Programs

April 5 - We will showcase all that is being done by Denver’s behavioral health community in serving mentally ill in the criminal justice system, interrupting the revolving door between interrupted mental health treatment and the jail. Chris Richardson, Associate Director of Criminal Justice Services, Mental Health Center of Denver, and Carleigh Sailon, STAR Program Director, Denver Police Department (DPD), have both been instrumental in the design, development, and management of Denver’s nationally recognized Co-Responder and STAR Programs. The Co-Responder Program pairs licensed mental health clinicians with Denver Police Officers to provide on-scene support, crisis de-escalation, and service linkage to individuals in violent situations experiencing mental health crises.

See the YouTube video HERE

March Briefing
Health and Employment Issues for Non-binary And Transgender People

This presentation, by Marvyn Allen, Health, Equity, and Training Director for One Colorado, and Ariel DeFazio, Esq. an employment attorney with the firm Lowrey, Parady, and Lebsack.  The slide deck for the briefing can be accessed HERE.  A recording of the presentation is available https://youtu.be/qmFf07h0ZcY.

February Briefing
Suncor Oil Refinery and Social Justice Issues with Air and Water Quality

Meeting Recording:
hhttps://youtu.be/myv6Gcp8RVA

January Briefing
Preserving Accessible Reproductive Healthcare

Please open this LINK to get Karen Middleton's slides from the November 18 briefing.  A video recording of this briefing can be seen on the LWV Denver's YouTube channel   LINK.