Chartered Club

PLACER WOMEN DEMOCRATS

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Placer Women Democrats (PWD) is a chartered club serving all of Placer County and dedicated to electing progressive Democratic women and empowering voters through education on key local, state, and national issues. We champion reproductive rights, equal pay, LGBTQ+ equality, human rights, immigration reform, environmental justice, and strong public education. Born out of the resistance to Trump’s radical agenda, we are mobilized to take action and flip seats at every level of government. We stand in solidarity with marginalized communities and are committed to building a more just, inclusive, and equitable future for all.

General Membership Meetings are on the 4th Tuesday of every month from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. in person.

Social Night is on the 2nd Friday of every month at a local venue.

Please check the Placer Women Democrats website for exact time and location.

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Placer Women Democrats hosting a booth at 2025 Placer Pride in Royer Park, Roseville

Officers:


President: Zoe Kanan 
Vice President:  Joyce Henry
Secretary:  Sheryl Ryder
Treasurer: Beth Sanchez
Membership Chair: Natalie Hall
Media Publicity Chair: vacant

Member-at-Large: Barbara Brass, absent

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