In a recent CNN fact check, UNCF Senior Vice President of Public Policy Lodriguez Murray shared crucial insights on the state of HBCUs and government support and funding. "When it comes to HBCUs and the presidency," Murray said, "the book has yet to be finished (on) who will offer the next chapters in terms of HBCU support. That’s what’s on the ballot currently and we want to make sure that whoever wins this race understands what our needs are.” Read the full article and response to CNN's fact check on President Biden and former President Trump's records on HBCUs: https://lnkd.in/e3Hz9BSS #HBCUs #Government #Funding #Support #FactCheck
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The ENOUGH Act is part of the Moore-Miller Administration's recently announced 2024 legislative package, which includes 16 bills that advance the governor's priorities to make Maryland safer, make Maryland more affordable, make Maryland more competitive, and make Maryland the state that serves.Jan 29, 2024 Governor Moore Unveils ENOUGH Act with Support from State ... Office of Governor Wes Moore (.gov) https://lnkd.in/enUSg34q › news › press › pages › g... About featured snippets• Feedback People also ask What is the Enough Act in Maryland? The ENOUGH initiative will give communities support to address the root causes of poverty in their neighborhoods, working across sectors - including education, health, workforce, housing, and community safety. State funding will be used to leverage federal, local and philanthropic resources.Feb 29, 2024 Governor Moore Testifies in Support of ENOUGH Act
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Marshall's Report to the Community for the fiscal year 2023 is here. Learn more about the ways in which Marshall is "Caring, Connecting, and Elevating" to ensure the health and well-being of our community today, and well into the future. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/g6wTS4vV #AnnualReport #ElevatingMarshall
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Last night I lay down on the couch and gifted myself reading theory. This is the CCFWE's Submission on the creation of a potential coercive control offence in the context of intimate relationships. This paper raised really great points about the long-term impact of financial abuse and post-separation abuse, which includes withholding of child support. Financial abuse leaves long scars. https://lnkd.in/gyHReQix
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There are detailed plans to take full control of federal departments and agencies from the very start and to use every power available to implement radical ethnonationalist regulations and action plans. Plans are to have a dictatorship and democracy in the USA will be finished.
Opinion | Trump’s Backers Are Determined Not to Blow It This Time Around
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Marshall's Report to the Community for the fiscal year 2023 is here. Learn more about the ways in which Marshall is "Caring, Connecting, and Elevating" to ensure the health and well-being of our community today, and well into the future. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/g6wTS4vV #AnnualReport #ElevatingMarshall
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Marshall's Report to the Community for the fiscal year 2023 is here. Learn more about the ways in which Marshall is "Caring, Connecting, and Elevating" to ensure the health and well-being of our community today, and well into the future. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/g6wTS4vV #AnnualReport #ElevatingMarshall
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Developed by The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank operated by many of Trump's current and former political allies, Project 2025 aims to reshape the federal bureaucracy to align with extremist conservative values. Its proposals include dismantling the Department of Education, cutting Medicaid, and reversing policies on gender-affirming care. Critics of Project 2025 have expressed significant concerns about its potential impact on American democracy and governance. https://lnkd.in/eXQWQzan #project2025 #minoritybusienss #blackbusiness #supportblackowned
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During our Community Chat on “Governance vs. Politics,” I was impressed not only by the empathy and support but also by the wisdom and pragmatic advice that community leaders offered each other. Here are their 5 Ways out of Division and Dysfunction. https://lnkd.in/gftCWPSm
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It is a universal truth that no military, regardless of its strength or firepower, can successfully combat or eliminate the deep-rooted issues of hunger, anger, and grievances faced by the people. This serves as powerful reminder to the government of the day that its primary focus should center on the welfare of the people, rather than being consumed by personal interests or glorifying the military, judges, governors, senators, and members of the House of Representatives. This is a clarion call for our government leaders to redirect their attention towards the pressing concerns of the people. Instead of channeling resources solely into military endeavors or personal gains, we urgently need policies and actions that address the fundamental needs and aspirations of every citizen. Hunger, borne out of poverty and inequality, cannot be resolved through force or destruction. It necessitates comprehensive strategies that prioritize equitable distribution of resources, access to education, healthcare, and opportunities for sustainable livelihoods. By allocating sufficient attention and resources to these vital areas, we can eradicate hunger and empower individuals and communities to thrive. Moreover, the grievances and anger experienced by the people cannot be suppressed or ignored. Effective solutions can only arise through open dialogue, inclusivity, and a genuine commitment to bridge the gaps between different segments of society. By nurturing an environment of trust, understanding, and collaboration , our leaders can begin to address the underlying causes of these grievances and work towards lasting solutions. It is crucial for the government of the day to prioritize the voices and concerns of the people over their own self-interests or the prominence of military, judicial, and political figures. Government officials are entrusted with the responsibility of serving the people and working towards their betterment. This duty requires a shift in focus to actively with the needs and aspirations of the citizens. By heeding this call, our leaders can foster an environment of empathy, inclusivity, and progress, paving the way for meaningful change. Open dialogue is key to understanding the diverse range of grievances and concerns that exist within society. Through respectful and meaningful conversations, the government can gain a deeper insight into the challenges faced by different segments of society, and develop tailored solutions that address those specific. Inclusivity is vital in ensuring that all voices are heard and represented. The government must transcend divisions and actively seek input from marginalized communities, minorities, and underrepresented groups. By providing equal opportunities for participation and access to decision-making processes, we can foster a sense belonging and ownership in the governance of our nation.
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With 10+ hours on the road for college dropoffs this weekend, I was able to catch up on te Public Money Pod from Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago with Liz Farmer and Justin Marlowe. This week's episode, on the City of Chandler, Arizona's programs to combat homelessness, was particularly noteworthy. On the surface, it talks about strong public management -- innovative new approaches to the program that are working. But the speakers are also upfront about the fact that the new innovative approaches were made possible by the unprecedented flow of Federal COIVD relief and stimulus funds, which begs two questions for #municipalbonds investors (and state and local policymakers): -- Can the programs be sustained once the funds expire? -- How much more widely have "one-time" Federal funds been applied to recurring needs, and will local governments be able to cut spending (if necessary) fast enough to avoid fiscal stress? https://lnkd.in/efcMeUFk
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