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Governor Patterson included a 10% raise in the NYS public assistance grant each year for the next three years. In announcing the raise, he noted that this is a moral ...
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| Video clip (http://www.iinys.blip.tv/#1556784)of Tom Davis at our recent December '08 Conscience in Public Life event. Unfortunately, the sound quality is not very good, but this was our first attempt. |
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On Tuesday, Dec. 9th, IINYS and members of the Hunger Action Network of New York State met with NYS Operations Director Dennis Whalen and Deputy Secretary for Health and Human Services Joe Baker to talk about the need for increasing the basic welfare grant and easing the pressure on food pantries. In addition to myself (Robb Smith, Executive Director, Interfaith Impact of NYS), our group included Demi McGuire, Director of the NYS Episcopal Public Policy Network and an IINYS board member; Barbara Zaron, representing Congregation Beth Emeth (Barbara is also a member of the IINYS board and of the Reform Jewish Voice Steering Committee); the Rev. Deb Jamison, Focus Churches; Mark Dunlea, Executive Director, Hunger Actio...
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Robb, I'm just signing on to follow-up on your comments the other night. This is a great idea if we can get folks to use it. However, I was not clear on how to leave a message. New thread is not a helpful term to a new user like myself. Is there some way we can substitute "type your message" or something like that?
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The Pew Foundation has published the first part of a massive survey of the religious landscape of the United States. For an interactive map that gives a quick breakdown of results, go to http://www.usatoday.com:80/news/graphics/pew-religion-08/flash.htm. For the report itself, see http://pewforum.org/docs/?DocID=279. As the religious landscape changes, I think it's important to remind law and policy makers that our government was created to promote the common good, not religious doctrine.
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Posted by: Robb
Date Posted: February 3, 2008, 12:44am |
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Welcome to the IINYS Advocacy Day 2008 Bulletin Board.[/color] You can use this space to ask questions, coordinate carpools, ask for tips on places to eat and stay in Albany, discuss the parking situation, ask about legislators and their agendas...anything related to our 2008 Advocacy Day with Reform Jewish Voice of NYS. So...
SAVE THE DATE! Our annual Interfaith Impact of NYS/Reform Jewish Voice of NYS Legislative Advocacy day will be held on Monday, May 19, 2008 in Room 711A of the Legislative Office Building in Albany, NY. We are also planning a briefing on Sunday, May 18th. See the Advocacy Day 2008 section on this web site for more information.
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 Welcome to Interfaith Impact of New York State's bulletin board. Quests are welcome to browse but only members who have registered are able to post and reply to messages. If you are not a member, we welcome your joining the group- see our membership page at http://www.interfaithimpactnys.org/Membership.html. |
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