By: Mary Schuermann Kuhlman Dozens of mayors from around the country, including several from Ohio, are calling on the U.S. Senate to protect the right […]
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Helpline for Parents Gets Lifeline in Governor’s New Budget
By: Suzanne Potter A helpline providing emergency emotional support for California parents and young people would get a three-year extension under Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new budget […]
CT Group: Child-Abuse Awareness Must Continue Beyond April
By: Michayla Savitt BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Today marks the last day of National Child Abuse Awareness Month, but advocates for children in Connecticut say it’s […]
FL Republicans Ban Transgender Athletes, Send Bill to Governor
By: Trimmel Gomes TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Last-minute maneuvering by Republican lawmakers revived a bill that would ban transgender girls and women from playing on public […]
People with Disabilities to Candidates: Make Your Campaigns Accessible
By: Andrea Sears NEW YORK – Political campaigns must provide reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities. That’s the message to candidates for elected office in […]
MN Group: Biden Plan Addresses Generational Poverty
By: Mike Moen MINNEAPOLIS – Community groups are expressing hope about President Joe Biden’s proposed long-term fixes for fighting poverty. One Minnesota agency says […]
Ohio Farmers, Young and Old, Could Benefit from Proposed Tax Credit
By: Mary Schuermann Kuhlman COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio lawmakers are considering a measure to help give the next crop of farmers a strong start in […]
Coalition Calls for Citizens, Community Groups’ Input on New District Maps
By: Lily Bohlke BOSTON — The first batch of 2020 Census data came out this week, with population counts and an announcement of the number of representatives […]
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