Consider the current debate on women’s reproductive rights, Richland Democratic Women’s Council has joined with NOW (National Organization for Women) – Columbia to sponsor an education forum regarding the history of women’s reproductive health and rights.
Dr. Gere Fulton will lead the discussion by sharing a presentation he has given around the state with the latest being our friends at Northeast Dems.
The presentation has been described as dynamic, enlightening and informative.
Dr. Fulton has a Ph.D. and a J.D., and most recently taught at the USC School of Medicine. He has served as President on the Board(s) of Directors for Planned Parenthood of Trenton, NJ and Planned Parenthood of Northwest Ohio.
Our goal is to provide unbiased information and facts on the issue, no matter where you stand.
Come and join us.
If we want to beat Joe Wilson, we need to get busy organizing. We cannot wait until the primary or let ourselves be distracted by Trump.
If you want to help out, join our Field Organizer Ashley Harrington for weekly volunteer hours.
Adair Boroughs, hopeful for the Democratic nomination to beat Joe Wilson in SC-2 in 2020, is officially kicking off her campaign.
The event will be on the football field at her hometown Williston-Elko High School on Sunday, July 28th, at 6:00pm.
Music – Terence Young and the Finesse Band
See the flyer for complete details.
Gerrymandering Updates
Discussion and
Strategic Plan
Gerrymandering significantly skews voting outcomes in states throughout the U.S. (See the information provided at https://democraticredistricting.com/ for examples.) In addition, a recent Supreme Court decision places the responsibility to end gerrymandering at the state level. Therefore, it is critical that we at the local level strive to ensure fair voting practices occur within South Carolina. Join in the discussion to be a part of a solution to gerrymandering in our state.
If we want to beat Joe Wilson, we need to get busy organizing. We cannot wait until the primary or let ourselves be distracted by Trump.
If you want to help out, join our Field Organizer Ashley Harrington for weekly volunteer hours.
The Communications Committee oversees a communications network that raises public awareness of the party, its activities, values, legislative agenda and elected officials. The communications network includes various media: email, the RCDP newsletter, traditional journalism (print and digital), and social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube).
Members should have an interest or experience in at least one of the following: (a) journalism; (b) marketing and communications strategy; (c) using social media; (d) video production or editing; (e) graphic design; (f) layout and production software.
Monthly Meeting.
1st Sunday of Each Month.
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If we want to beat Joe Wilson, we need to get busy organizing. We cannot wait until the primary or let ourselves be distracted by Trump.
If you want to help out, join our Field Organizer Ashley Harrington for weekly volunteer hours.
Richland County Council generally meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm. All meetings are open to the public. The meetings are held inside Council Chambers, located on the second floor.
Want to know who represents your county district on the Richland County Council?
Use the Richland County Geo Information map to locate your district.
Learn more about getting involved with RCDP, neighborhood and precinct level organizing, and how you can make a difference.
June 8th meeting features a debate between the two candidates for the chair of the South Carolina Democratic Party (SCDP). Our current chair, Trav Robertson from Anderson will be challenged by Adam White of Charleston. The election will take place at the SCDP state convention on June 22 in Columbia. The person elected will lead the SCDP for the next two years.
This caucus meets on the second Saturday of the month.
A $12 Buffet-style breakfast is available during the meeting.
Meets the second Saturday of each month. Light refreshments are served.
Learn more about getting involved with the RCDP, neighborhood and precinct level organizing, and how you can make a difference.
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Meeting for the RCDP Executive Committee.
The Council meets bi-monthly.
The B-I-C caucus meets on the second Monday for discussions with dinner at Tonella’s Pizza Kitchen. While meetings are free, attendees should anticipate costs for their food and/or beverage order.
If we want to beat Joe Wilson, we need to get busy organizing. We cannot wait until the primary or let ourselves be distracted by Trump.
If you want to help out, join our Field Organizer Ashley Harrington for weekly volunteer hours.
If we want to beat Joe Wilson, we need to get busy organizing. We cannot wait until the primary or let ourselves be distracted by Trump.
If you want to help out, join our Field Organizer Ashley Harrington for weekly volunteer hours.
Richland County Council generally meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm. All meetings are open to the public. The meetings are held inside Council Chambers, located on the second floor.
Want to know who represents your county district on the Richland County Council?
Use the Richland County Geo Information map to locate your district.
If we want to beat Joe Wilson, we need to get busy organizing. We cannot wait until the primary or let ourselves be distracted by Trump.
If you want to help out, join our Field Organizer Ashley Harrington for weekly volunteer hours.
Monthly Meeting.
1st Sunday of Each Month.
Add to Calendar