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.
Western Kane Dems are walking in the Burlington Fall Family Fest Parade this Sunday, September 10th in Burlington! This is the first time participating in this parade!
Line up starts at 11 am and the Parade steps off at noon. We are in spot 114 on Railroad Street in Burlington. The Parade map is attached with some instructions about parking (best place is in Burlington Park and walk to our spot). The list of Parade participants is also attached.
Please wear BLUE and bring candidate signs and candy.
If you have questions, please let Jenean Larsen or Heidi DeMarco know.
I want to invite you to join me for my town hall at the Boys and Girls Club at 735 Martin Drive, South Elgin, IL 60177 on Friday, September 15th at 1:00pm. You can RSVP to attend here. I look forward to seeing you then.
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 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 Congressman Krishnamoorthi for a town hall meeting in St. Charles. This will be an opportunity for constituents to engage directly with the Congressman regarding issues of importance.
The event will be held at the St. Charles Municipal Building (2 E. Main Street) on Thursday, October 5th; 6:00-7:15pm
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/
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 Congressman Foster, Kane County Energy and Environmental Committee Chair Mavis Bates, and local environmental groups for the Climate Town Hall at the St. Charles Public Library! We’re bringing together passionate individuals to discuss the pressing issue of climate change. This in-person event will take place at 1 South 6th Avenue, St. Charles, IL 60174. Come and be a part of the conversation as we explore solutions, share ideas, and raise awareness about the environment. Together, we can make a difference!
At 12:30pm CT on Monday, December 4th, Raja Krishnamoorthi will be hosting a virtual town hall with local experts on the ongoing youth mental health epidemic, how best to address it, and what steps parents, health care professionals, and policymakers can take to help those in need.
Following the onset of the pandemic, awareness to do more to address America’s mental health crisis, particularly in teens and young people, has risen, but there is still more to be done at all levels, particularly as we confront the related substance abuse challenges facing our nation. You can RSVP to the town hall here.
