EDUCATE. ENGAGE. ELECT.
EST. 1962 BY POLITICALLY-ACTIVE, PROGRESSIVE WOMEN TO FORM COMMUNITY
Democratic Women of Boulder County is a 501(C)4 non-profit social community organization with a mission to Educate, Engage & Elect.
Events
We meet on the third Wednesday of each month to meet, greet, mingle, and of course — educate. We hold forums and bring in speakers to bring issues to light and inform you, the voter!
We meet in person most months, but we also offer our live meetings via Zoom for a reduced rate for members and non-members.
View our upcoming events below!
Get Involved
INCLUSIVITY IS A CORE VALUE AT DWBC
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.
Member Spotlight
Louise Oncley
Louis Oncley has been a DWBC member for more than a dozen years. Prior to retirement, she spent her career in civil rights enforcement in Pennsylvania. Right now, she’s deeply concerned because, “I’m seeing my life’s work torn apart.”
DWBC: Louise, looking back on a lifetime of work in civil rights protection, what are the things you hold dearest?
Louise: “I think this country has been until recently on a trajectory of improvement. When you work for improvement and you see it happening, it’s a great feeling. It’s sad to watch it being taken apart, and I do hope that the younger people coming in realize what it’s taken to get where we are and fight what’s been happening recently. But I think it’s tough when this administration is also removing any historical information from our schools, from our museums, from our public life, so then it becomes difficult to understand where we’ve been, how we got to where we are and where we need to be going.” — Read more of our interview with louise
