Mormon Women for Ethical Government
A group of Mormon women who work to make government more honest and fair. Teaches about voting, contacts elected leaders, and helps other women get involved in civic life.
Services
3 availableCalls to Action Letter-Writing ToolMormon Women for Ethical Government helps you write letters to your elected officials about important issues. They provide background information on topics like democracy, environment, family health, and immigration. You can use their templates and tools to easily send your message directly to your representatives. The service covers both federal and state legislators and includes customizable options for issues not already listed.Civic Engagement Training and ResourcesMWEG teaches women of faith how to get involved in their community and government. They help you learn skills like how to register to vote, contact lawmakers, write letters to newspapers, and volunteer at voting places. Members get access to special training programs like Living Room Conversations, Op-Ed Lab, and Advocacy 101. These resources help women become confident civic leaders who can make a difference in their communities.Peacemaking Training and ResourcesMormon Women for Ethical Government offers training courses and resources to help people handle conflict peacefully. The main program is the Peacemaking Lab, which teaches women how to resolve conflicts at home, church, and in politics. They offer a beginner course called 'Conflict Resolution for Beginners' that teaches basic skills and gives people a shared way to talk about conflict. Members can then take more specific courses about church conflicts, political disagreements, and nonviolent action. They also provide podcasts, slideshows, PDFs, and other materials to help people learn peacemaking skills. All resources focus on following Jesus Christ's example and building peace in a divided world.
Latest
Faith-Based Civic Learning Resources for Ethical GovernmentMormon Women for Ethical Government (MWEG) offers a learning center with resources to help people become better citizens. The site features podcasts about peace and conflict resolution, articles about government processes like the presidential cabinet, and guides on current issues like immigration detention. They provide devotional content that connects faith with civic duty, educational materials about topics like AI deepfakes legislation, and step-by-step explanations of complex government processes. The organization focuses on teaching ethical principles in government, equal protection under law, and peaceful approaches to political engagement. Their content includes podcast episodes with guests discussing peacemaking, detailed explanations of immigration and refugee processes, and calls to action on specific legislation. All materials are designed to help faith-motivated people engage thoughtfully and ethically in civic life, combining spiritual principles with practical government knowledge.Mar 11, 2026
Learn to Spot Fake News and Find Good SourcesMormon Women for Ethical Government teaches people how to tell the difference between real news and fake news. They believe that knowing how to find good information is important for democracy and peace. With so much false information online, it can be hard to know what to trust. This organization has created guides and lessons to help people become smarter about the news they read and share. They want everyone to be better citizens who can make good decisions based on facts. Their resources teach you where to find reliable news sources and how to spot misinformation that might be harmful. These skills help people participate better in democracy and work toward peace in their communities.Mar 11, 2026
Peace Podcast Uses Bible Stories to Build UnderstandingMormon Women for Ethical Government created a podcast called 'Proclaim Peace' that teaches people how to be peacemakers. The podcast hosts read Old Testament Bible stories and talk with guests about what these ancient stories can teach us about solving conflicts and building peace today. Season 2 focuses on stories like Adam and Eve to explore how people can handle disagreements better, build stronger relationships, and find peace in their personal lives. The hosts interview experts who share ideas about managing conflict, showing vulnerability, and creating communities where people support each other. Each episode includes discussions about real-life situations like marriage problems, family conflicts, and community divisions. The podcast is available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts, with full transcripts provided. The goal is to help listeners learn practical skills for being peacemakers in their own families and communities by studying how biblical characters handled challenges.Mar 11, 2026
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