The League of Minority Voters
The League of Minority Voters
State of Civil Rights Forum
State of Civil Rights Forum
An evening with local bi-partisan leaders focused on the current state of civil rights in the country.
Meet the candidates for governor, congress, and secretary of state, and join 250+ leaders across politics, faith, business, and immigration advocacy for an evening of keynotes and panels — breaking down systemic barriers, together.
For immediate inquiries, please contact reception@minorityvoters.org
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Portland
Portland, OR
Thursday, October 29 • 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Trusted Civic Information. Bipartisan Dialogue. Stronger Democracy.
The League of Minority Voters (LMV) is a national, nonpartisan organization that serves as a trusted conduit between minority and underrepresented communities, credible civic information, and democratic institutions.
Our Mission
The League of Minority Voters connects minority and underrepresented communities to accurate, nonpartisan civic information and convenes bipartisan dialogue to strengthen trust, access, and equitable democratic participation.
Our Vision
A more inclusive democracy where minority and underrepresented communities have trusted access to accurate civic information and equitable pathways to participation.
What We Do
Founded in 2007 by a multiracial coalition of voters, the League of Minority Voters was built on the belief that our communities are interconnected and strengthening democratic participation for one strengthens democracy for all.
We curate and share accurate, nonpartisan information from reputable sources, helping communities navigate voting processes, policy changes, and civic participation with clarity and confidence.
Through structured forums, webinars, and community events, we bring people together across political perspectives to engage in dialogue grounded in shared facts and respect.
We support equitable access to democratic processes by connecting communities to resources, institutions, and legal protections that safeguard participation.
We engage youth and emerging leaders as information ambassadors—equipping them to serve as trusted connectors within their communities.
Our Approach
What sets LMV apart is how we do the work:
- Nonpartisan by design
- Bipartisan in practice
- Community-informed
- Dialogue-driven,
- Focused on access, trust, and connection
Our Impact
Since 2007, LMV has:
- Built a national network of chapters and partners
- Convened bipartisan civic spaces across the country
- Connected thousands of participants to trusted civic information
- Supported youth leadership and long-term civic engagement
- Strengthened community–institution relationships
