Join the Kane County Democratic Women on the first Wednesday of every month for their general meetings. Every month’s meeting is either at Carmina’s Restaurant at 1055 N Randall Rd. Elgin or Oak Street Restaurant at 945 Oak St. North Aurora.
Join the Dundee Democrats on the 2nd Monday of every month for their township meetings.
Our next One Drink Left social meet-up for those of us on the left side of the political spectrum is in on Tuesday September 12th at 7PM upstairs at Pollyanna Brewing Company, 106 S Riverside Ave, St. Charles, IL 60174. Please follow us at One Drink Left on Facebook and Instagram, or send us an email at onedrinkleft@gmail.com.
Once a month on Saturdays from 10-11am, join Rep Hirschauer to hear what has been going on in Springfield, in her office, and in the 49th District. She’ll answer questions and learn about the issues that are most important to you.
Engage in some lively laid back politics while enjoying a glass of bubbly with our member candidates. All proceeds benefit the work of our Candidate Action Committee.
Brother Chimp Brewing
1059 West Orchard Road
North Aurora, IL
Sept. 21 – 5:00-8:00pm
Tickets: $80.00 per person
Raffle 50/50 tickets: $10.00 (purchase at the door).
*Ticket includes dinner & drink ticket for beer, wine or cider.
Join the Elgin Township Democrats for an Early October Fest. Beat the party crowd!
Cost: Individual $30, Family $50
Menu: Brats, Hot Dogs, Sauerkraut, Potato Pancakes, Condiments, Dessert
Join the Kane County Democratic Women on the first Wednesday of every month for their general meetings. Every month’s meeting is either at Carmina’s Restaurant at 1055 N Randall Rd. Elgin or Oak Street Restaurant at 945 Oak St. North Aurora.
Join the Dundee Democrats on the 2nd Monday of every month for their township meetings.
The Kane County Democratic Women are excited to share our upcoming healthcare panel discussion, “What the Health?” on Sat. Oct. 21st at the Batavia Public Library 10:00 AM -12:00 Noon.
We will examine how COVID exposed existing inequities in the US healthcare system, revealing the ongoing need to improve and reform healthcare access in order to achieve health equity, including the Social Determinants of Health and the intersection of current social issues, such as Addiction, Aging, Climate Justice, Debt, Disability Rights, Domestic Violence, Gun Violence, Jobs, Immigration, Housing, Inflation, LGBTQ+ Rights, Mental Health, Poverty, Racism, and Reproductive Rights, as they relate to healthcare disparity.
This is a great opportunity to ask an expert panel questions like:
How can we improve access to healthcare by eliminating barriers for patients, and healthcare providers?
Why is our US healthcare system so complicated and dysfunctional for families, and society as a whole?
Who is affected the most by current inequities in healthcare?
When did healthcare become so expensive in the US?
https://www.kcdwomen.com/2023/09/kcdw-hosts-what-the-healthforum/
Once a month on Saturdays from 10-11am, join Rep Hirschauer to hear what has been going on in Springfield, in her office, and in the 49th District. She’ll answer questions and learn about the issues that are most important to you.
