Meetings

AWADC Meetings

Third Wednesday Monthly
6:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m
Waterville Branch Library
800 Michigan Ave, Waterville, OH

January 23 - Speaker: Rebecca Conklin Kleiboemer, Whitehouse, Ohio offering her experiences running for office as an Independent.
February 20 - Speaker: Mayor Don Atkinson, Whitehouse, Ohio sharing experiences as a Democrat in local government.
March 27 - POSTPONED Speaker: Elissa Schneider, Executive Director of the Matriots, assisting Ohio women in their efforts to become elected leaders.
April 17 - Planning Activities! Activities! Activities! Come join us!
May 15 - First AWADC Scholarship to be awarded! Speakers: Kurt Young, Chariman Lucas County Democratic Party, Brittany Moore, Young Black Dems, President, and Judge Michael Bonfiglio, Sylvania Municipal Court.
June 18 (Tuesday*) - Volunteer appreciation party. Shawn's Irish Tavern, Waterville OH.
July 16 (Tuesday*) - Speaker: Carrie Hartman, Candidate for Maumee City Council will give us her perspective on contributions that she can make to improve Maumee as well as the Northwest Ohio region. Time to pay your dues! Collection night.
August (Back to Wednesday) - Speaker: Carol Russell, Perrysburg League of Women Voters. Topic will surround the recent Supreme Court decision in North Carolina and Maryland regarding congressional redistricting and what that means for Ohio State Issue 1.
September 18 - Speakers: Scott Noonan, Maumee City Council; Nancy Larson, Candidate for Ohio House Rep District 49 and Michael Sarantou, Candidate for Ohio Senate Rep, District 2.
October 16 - Activities TBD.

*scheduling conflicts at the Library sometimes result in a meeting move to Tuesday.

Members participate in the following committees:
Scholarship - Membership - Fundraising - Social Media

The AWADC is dedicated to providing a safe place to discuss recent political events and their implications for our community at the local and State level. Focus will include discussing these events/issues and also developing strategic initiatives to assure that our state and local leaders hear our voices.