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(Washington Post/April 15, 2010) Maryland will become the first state in the country to redraw districts by counting prisoners in their home towns instead of their cells, a change that is expected to help Baltimore avoid losing political power. Civil rights advocates praised the No Representation Without... Read More → |
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(Miami Herald/April 13, 2010) In the most dramatic show of opposition in the state, more than 6,300 of Miami-Dade’s 21,260 public-school teachers took a personal or sick day Monday to protest controversial legislation that would overhaul their pay. Though schools remained open and were staffed... Read More → |
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Massachusetts residents gathered in front of the State House on March 16 to rally for national healthcare and against in-state premium increases. Massachusetts health insurers have proposed a 32 percent premium hike for residents who already pay the highest healthcare prices in the nation. (Christian... Read More → |
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(Des Moines Register/April 1, 2010) A nurse may soon be your doctor. With a looming shortage of primary care doctors, 28 states are considering expanding the authority of nurse practitioners. These nurses with advanced degrees want the right to practice without a doctor’s watchful eye and to... Read More → |
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(L-r): Cincinnati Reds Representative Phil Castellini, Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau President Dan Lincoln, NCBM President Mayor George L. Grace and Cincinnati Host Mayor Mark Mallory The City of Cincinnati and the Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau officially announced... Read More → |
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(Stateline.org/April 8, 2010) It was just a quarterly meeting, with top state health officials from around the country gathered in Washington, D.C.’s Fairmont Hotel the last weekend of March. On the agenda: Cindy Mann, director of the Center for Medicaid and State Operations at the U.S. Department... Read More → |
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Wednesday, Sept 8 International and Women’s Day 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM International Plenary: “Committed Stakeholders in Sustaining Development within the International Community” Moderated by Rev. Marcia Dyson, Clinton Bush Foundation Speakers: Judith Pinedo, AMUNAFRO President,... Read More → |
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