In early 1991, the LWV Mpls voted to evaluate its structure. This resulted in the first multi-year strategic plan and became the catalyst for the 75th Anniversary Campaign to raise awareness, initiate projects, and secure the League's financial future. The first goal of the campaign—motivating citizens—led to expansion of candidate and issue forums and a renewal of interest in observing government meetings. The second goal—to strengthen communities—created the Young Women's Community Leadership Project , in which  League shared leadership practices with underserved high school women. That goal also prompted the League to provide extra support to neighborhoods, through facilitation, partnership and housing tours.

In 1993, the League published Valuing Children: The First Step—Early Childhood Care and Education in Minneapolis. A 1995 report, Breaking the Cycle of Violence: A Focus on Primary Prevention Efforts, the second in the series; followed. From Childhood to Adulthood: Putting Adolescents on a Healthy Lifetime Path was published in 1996.

During the mid 90's, League also sponsored housing roundtables and mayoral town meetings. A continuing interest in education prompted publication of the unique Middle School Achievement Project: a Portrait of our Minneapolis Public Middle Schools and Recommendations for Improvements in 1998. Collaborating with the Minneapolis public schools and community groups, the LWV Mpls conducted an extensive shadow study of students and education personnel to catch a glimpse of the inner workings of middle schools. A sequel to it was released in 2000.

Other mid-late 90s activities included housing tours, a forum on Medicare and group interactions as part of a LWV MN project on immigration.