10/10/2026
🍕 Democracy, pizza, and community conversations — continuing Oct. 16 & 17 at your Library! 🍕
Our civic workshop series with the WA Secretary of State Office of Civic Engagement rolls on with two back‑to‑back sessions designed to help you understand how local government works and how our election systems shape community life. Bring your questions — we’ll bring the pizza!
🗣️ Local Civics: How Do Local Governments Work and How Can I Engage?
Friday, 10/16 • Central Library Lecture Room
This event will increase your knowledge of local government and offer ways to get involved. We'll hear from a panel of local City and County representatives, including:
• Liz Darrow, Chair, 2025 Whatcom County Charter Review Commission
• Deborra Garrett, former Whatcom County Superior Court Judge and Bellingham Public Library Board Trustee
• Miriam Karamoko, Executive Director, Whatcom Racial Equity Commission
• Kristina Martens, Special Projects Manager, Chuckanut Health Foundation and Cofounder, Whatcom Racial Equity Commission
• Hannah Stone, Bellingham City Council President, 1st Ward and Bellingham Public Library City Council Liaison
🗳️ Civil Discussion: Voting in Local Elections
Saturday, 10/17 • Central Library Lecture Room
Should Washington state allow local elections to use Ranked‑Choice Voting (RCV)? In this guided discussion, learn what RCV is, how it works, and how it could affect representation in local elections.
These events are free and open to all. Registration helps us plan how much pizza to order, but it's not required. Register and find all upcoming dates on our website: https://bellinghampubliclibrary.org/