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Together Baton Rouge Targets Graveyards
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One LA to Play Critical Role in Health Insurance Exchange
California Works to Get Word Out on Health Insurance Exchange, Los Angeles Times
Read moreWTOS to Identify 60 Homes for Repair
"The City of San Angelo will assist in the repair or replacement of 60 roofs in four neighborhoods targeted for revitalization…. The homes, which have been identified with the help of West Texas Organizing Strategy, are in the Blackshear, Fort Concho, Reagan and Rio Vista neighborhoods, all of which the City has targeted for revitalization."
Read moreLet the Real Politics Begin…[Marin Organizing Committee]
"The work of citizenship does not begin and end with voting because politics is not just about elections. Elections are important moments in time when we ratify decisions shaped by months and years of political action. Politics is about coming together across differences and making decisions about how we want to live together. Politics requires relationship and negotiation and compromise..."
Read moreTogether Baton Rouge Gets Tough With Transit System
Baton Rouge Coalition Gives CATS Officials C- on Transit Reform Report Card, Times Piacyune
Read moreProject Quest Training Helps People Get Good Jobs
Project Quest Helps People Get Jobs Through Training, Univision Television - Canal 41
The Border Organization Challenges Candidates
In a weekend accountability session, leaders from The Border Organization leveraged commitments from Sheriff, state District Judge and County Commissioner candidates about immigration, crime and an underground water district. Institutional leaders committed to turning out 2,700 voters in advance of the election.
"We inform and educate the people about the candidates..." said organization co-chair Marta Gonzalez-Stitts. "We are committed to getting out the vote."
Read moreCOPA Wins Hiring Fight in Central California
Leaders created additional economic opportunities for workers by pushing through a "preference policy" prioritizing local bids for contracts and vending with the City of Santa Cruz and Monterey County. This is part of COPA's regional strategy to promote hiring by municipal and school district entities from within Santa Cruz, San Benito and Monterey.
COPA Secures $300K for DREAMers
With the promise of the California DREAM Act still a year away, COPA leaders launched a 2012 campaign to bring financial help to undocumented college students in their community. $150,000 raised from businesses leveraged an additional $150,000 from UC Santa Cruz, allowing COPA and its partners to provide $300,000 in assistance in advance of the law.