Creating an inclusive, just, equitable society.
February Zoom Member Meeting
BOOK CLUB
February 19th 2025 - 5:45pm
REGISTER HERE
Join DWBC & guest Rachel Bitecofer, Ph.D, for a lively discussion of her book Hit 'Em Where It Hurts: How to Save Democracy by Beating Republicans at Their Own Game.
The conversation will cover Democratic messaging, engagement and how to build a winning strategy in 2025 and beyond.
Please read the book if you can & submit your questions or comments HERE.
“Hit ’Em Where It Hurts is a road map for how Democrats can compete for the hearts and minds of the American electorate in a polarized world. From the hard truth about American voters’ interest in politics to the strategy for creating wedge campaigns, this is the must-have guide for 2024 and beyond.”
―Celinda Lake, pollster, political strategist, co-author of What Women Really Want
WHO WE ARE
Democratic Women of Boulder County is a 501(C)4 non-profit social community organization with a mission to Educate, Engage, and Elect.
For 60 years, progressive women who are politically active have come together to create a powerful community – DWBC.
We meet monthly, and our election related events attract 200+ participants. Our members include elected officials, community leaders, grassroots activists, and volunteers. We are concerned citizens who contribute to maintaining our democracy.
In addition to voting, we expand our members’ ability to take action to support democracy through: engaging in activities relevant to electing progressive candidates; protecting our nation’s democratic ideals & democratic policies; writing post cards; calling elected officials and visiting elected officials at the Capitol.
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WHAT WE DO
Events
We meet on the 3rd Wednesday of each month for an inspiring, hour-plus long program at a casual venue in Boulder where we meet, greet, and mingle.
Announcements
Stay up-to-date on all things DWBC. Check for announcements & notices, explore past & upcoming events, find important links, and keep informed anytime, anywhere.
Donate
DWBC is a membership organization that is run by a volunteer board of directors. Donations help us fund our annual operating budget. The largest portion of our donations goes to support our partner advocacy and grassroots organizations.
Help DWBC continue its important work in our community.
Volunteer
People participate in DWBC activities for many reasons: to learn about local issues, to gain access to elected officials & representatives, and to join with like-minded individuals in common cause activities.
Whether you’re a registered Democrat, an independent or unaffiliated; whether you’re female, male or identify as non-binary; or whether you’re young or old or somewhere in between, you are welcome in the DWBC.
MEMBERSHIPS
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– $500 annually
– Free in-peson member meetings
– All perks of lower levels
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– $250 annually
– Half price in-person member meetings
– All perks of lower levels
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– $100 annually
– Supports ‘Get Out The Vote’ efforts
– All perks of lower levels
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– $75 annually
– Capitol visit
– All perks of lower levels
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– $50 annually
– Membership
– Supports ‘Small Donor Committee’ (SDC)
– Access to future activation groups
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
Sharon Conley
When hiking along meandering streams or open space trails, Sharon can’t help but feel a swell of gratitude. Gratitude for the mountain parks that teem with wildlife and native plants. Gratitude for clean water under clear azure skies. Gratitude for the local governing bodies that have made protecting and conserving natural, cultural and agricultural resources a priority to align with Boulder community values.
“I marvel at what I receive for my tax dollars. Government is so important in acquiring, managing and protecting the natural resources available to me in Boulder,” she says. “Sometimes we forget how government directly impacts our standard of living.”
For many years, Sharon was our email answer lady. Beneath her shy demeanor is an accomplished techie trouble-shooter who responded to any and all inquiries about programs, dues, and registrations. DWBC is fortunate to have dedicated volunteers like Sharon.
