May Meeting Next Monday

Hello ,
Our next regular meeting is just one week away on Monday, May 19, 6:30pm at Elijah’s. We will learn about the rise of violence and discrimination against Asian American and Pacific Islander women and girls. We will also hear from California Assemblymember Dr. Darshana Patel about her important work in Sacramento.

There will also be an endorsement consideration in the upcoming special election for San Diego Board of Supervisors District One. Voting requirements apply.

Come at 6pm to order dinner, socialize and build community. The meeting starts at 6:30pm. Elijah’s Restaurant is located at 7061 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.

If you can’t make it in person, join virtually here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUpdOihqz0vGtOTpRtm29AUFVGLin2leJJ3

Later this month, on May 31:

If you believe our future is worth fighting for, join MoGo at the

Vision 2025 Community Summit

on Saturday, May 31 at Southwestern College!

At Vision 2025, people from across San Diego and beyond will come together to push back against Project 2025 and its harmful agenda and to create a future rooted in justice and inclusion. The solutions start with us—and together, we will build the future we deserve.

At the Summit, you will engage with expert speakers, participate in dynamic workshops and think tanks, and get the resources needed to advocate, lobby, mobilize, and lead effectively. Whether you're a seasoned activist or just beginning your advocacy journey, Vision 2025 will equip you with the tools, inspiration, and community to make a real impact.

✅ Learn concrete action steps to create and be a part of real, lasting change

✅ Help amplify the voices of our most marginalized and targeted communities

✅ Connect with like-minded individuals to build a better future for all

✅ Walk away ready to lead, fight, and win for justice

Reserve your spot today!

This is a free event, but registration is required to ensure we have adequate materials, handouts, and lunch for all attendees.

Please tell your neighbors, colleagues, family, friends, and even the new friends you meet in the Resistance about this impactful event. We are the majority, and we are stronger when we stand together.

Hope to see you soon,
Cathie Hyatt 
DWC President

The purpose of the Democratic Woman’s Club of San Diego County is to amplify women's issues through education and advocacy and to foster active interest in the Democratic Party, supporting the party platforms, contributing to party leadership and responsibility, providing a constructive role for the volunteer in Democratic politics, and developing an activist base.

We demand equality of opportunity, a level playing field, and fair and equal treatment for all.

We are dismantling the patriarchy.

Questions? Email info@dwc-sd.org.