Action
December 9 – 15 STATEWIDE MOVEMENT
Five Rallies Across California against Trigger Cuts and for Revenue Solutions!
Los Angeles
When: December 9, 2011
Budget Forum: 10:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
Trigger Cuts Press Conference: 12:45 p.m.
Where: Planned Parenthood LA
400 W 30th Street Los Angeles, CA 90007
Contact: Astrid Campos at acampos@communitychange.org
Riverside
When: December 13, 2011, 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Where: All Saints Episcopal Church
3847 Terracina Drive Riverside, CA 92506
Front of Riverside City Campus (Magnolia/Terracina Drive) Sidewalk
Contact: Maribel Nunez at (562) 569-4051 or mnunez@communitychange.org
San Luis Obispo
When: December 15, 2011, noon – 1:00 p.m.
Where: Sidewalk Outside of Sen. Blakeslee’s Office
605 Santa Rosa Street San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Contact: Mollie Culver at Culver.mollie@gmail.com
San Jose
When: December 15, 2011, 11:00 a.m. – noon
Where: State Building
100 Paseo de San Antonio San Jose, CA 95113
Contact: Pete Woiwode at Pete@communitychange.org
Sacramento
When: December 15, 2011, noon – 1:00 p.m.
Where: State Capitol, exact location TBA
Contact: Pete Woiwode at Pete@communitychange.org
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July 1: Community Members Unite to Oppose Cuts to Programs for Vulnerable Communities
Rally and Press-Conference outside Alameda County Social Services
FRIDAY, July 1 at 11:45 AM
ALAMEDA COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES
2000 San Pablo Ave.
Oakland, CA 94612
For more information, please contact Pete Woiwode at (510) 504-9552 or e-mail at pwoiwode@communitychange.org.
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Join us in sending a message of courage to Senator Cannella
THURSDAY, JUNE 24th at 12:00PM/NOON
SEN. CANNELLA’S DISTRICT OFFICE
918 15th Street Modesto, CA
***Lunch will be provided***
Budget extremists don’t care that 9.6 billion more in cuts to our communities – including deep cuts to law enforcement, schools, emergency services, and seniors – will put us all at risk. In fact, these extremists are so out of touch they are even pressuring legislators to vote against maintaining current revenues, which would force billions in devastating cuts.
Click here to download the flyer (PDF)
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June14: Rally & Vigil for a Fair Budget
Let’s show our force – and keep up the pressure on legislators as the June 15 budget deadline approaches.
TUESDAY June 14 at 11:00 AM
STATE BUILDING
1515 Clay St.
Downtown Oakland
Over the past three months, we’ve done a fantastic job of demonstrating how vital child care, health care, and support services for seniors and people with disabilities are to our communities.
We have shown that public does not want to see cuts to these programs.
The Legislature is obligated to finish the budget by Wednesday June 15.
We need to make sure they pass the tax extensions, so we have enough revenues; that they don’t agree to a spending cap; and that Governor Brown doesn’t “blue pencil” the restorations that have been made by the Legislature this week!!
Just Show Up!!
For more information, contact Kim at 510-717-6287
Or email kim@bananasinc.org or janet@banansinc.org
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June 6: Stop the Drop
As Tea Partiers demonstrate, community members show Cannella What’s Really At Stake for seniors & people with disabilities
MONDAY JUNE 6 at 12:00PM/NOON
ACROSS THE STREET FROM SEN. CANNELLA’S MODESTO OFFICE
918 15th Street, Modesto
Join local seniors, people with disabilities, family members, caregivers, working families and concerned citizens as they gather to call on Senator Cannella to draw the line and prevent deeper cuts to essential services like schools, senior care and public safety.
For more information, please contact Jessica Rothhaar at jessicar@health-access.org or 415-517-0439
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June 6: Where’s Senator Blakeslee?
Rally/event calling on Senator Sam Blakeslee
MONDAY, June 6th 11:00 AM
STATE BUILDING
100 Paseo de San Antonio
San Jose, CA 95113
For more information, please contact Zelica Rodriguez at (408) 453-3003 ext. 103 or Mark Romoser at (408) 894-9041 ext. 211 (TTY 1-866-945-2205).
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4th Annual Wrinkle Run, Walk, Rock & Roll
Join CARA for the 4th annual “Wrinkle Run” for Revenues & Seniors
THURSDAY, May 26 10 AM – 2 PM
STATE CAPITOL – North Steps
Sacramento, CA
- Warm Up Exercises beginning at 10am
- First Aid Station sponsored by the California Nurses Association*
- Light, healthy snacks will be available for participants and audience
- Wrinkle Run (or walk, rock and roll) for New Revenue
- Prizes for Best Costume
- Free lunch for participants
- Lobby Day on Key senior issues (after lunch)
For more information about CARA and to sign up to participate in the Wrinkle Run, call us at 510-663-4086 or toll free at 877-223-6107 or visit our website at www.californiaalliance.org.
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Hunger Action Day 2011
Hunger Action Day 2011 will take place on May 17 in Sacramento
TUESDAY, May 17th
STATE CAPITOL – North Steps
Sacramento, CA
Join the California Hunger Action Coalition (CHAC) and people from across the state as we tell our legislators to stand against hunger!
Lunch and transportation to Sacramento provided. Attend a training session to get your spot on the bus!
Reserve your seat on the bus:
Oakland/East Bay: Cat Burton – (510) 635 3663 x 107 or eburton@accfb.org
San Francisco: Celina Sutton – (415) 592-2728 or csutton@stanthonysf.org
Los Angeles/Southern CA: Frank Tamborelo – (213) 388-8228 or frank@hungeractionla.org
Click here to download the flyer
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May 16: We Need a People’s Budget!
Join the California Partnership for a Rally & Press-Conference in Response to the May Revise Budget
MONDAY, May 16th 12:00 pm/Noon
GOVERNOR BROWN’S LOS ANGELES OFFICE
300 S. Spring St, Los Angeles CA,
For more information, please contact Astrid Campos at (213) 407-5840 or acampos@communitychange.org.
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May 12: Making California Golden Again
South Bay Budget Forum
FRIDAY, May 12th 4:00PM – 6:00PM
SILICON VALLEY INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER
2202 North First St.
San Jose, CA 95131
For more information please contact Zelica Rodriguez at (408)453-3003 ext.103 or Mark Romoser at (408)894-9041 ext. 211 (TTY 1-866-945-2205), or email markr@svilc.org ————————————————–
April 21: Standing Up for California’s Future
Rally and Press-Conference in Riverside, CA
THURSDAY, April 21 at 5:00 PM
3649 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside, CA 92501
Rally and press-conference to urge legislators, including Republican legislative leadership, to stand up for California’s families and support a budget that recognizes the need to preserve what’s left of our essential health care and human services programs, schools and higher-education and public safety institutions.
For more information – contact Astrid Campos at acampos@communitychange.org
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Faithful Rally for a Just Budget
Rally and March in San Luis Obispo to urge Sen. Sam Blakeslee to help prevent more cuts by VOTING YES on Governor Brown’s revenue package.
FRIDAY, April 8th at 11:30 AM
Meet at SLO County Courthouse
Followed by march to SLO City Library where Sen. Blakeslee will be speaking.
More budget cuts WILL:
- Increase homelessness
- Increase hunger
- Reduce Medi-Cal
- Reduce education
- Hurt the poorest among us
The people of California deserve better!
More information? Call 704-3356
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March 12: FRESNO BUDGET FORUM
Join Assemblyman Henry Perea for an informational budget forum on Saturday, March 12th
SATURDAY, March 12th beginning at 10:30 a.m.
Clinica Sierra Vista
Elm Dental Center
2756 S. Elm Ave.
Fresno, CA 93706
For more information, contact:
Jessica Rothhaar, 415-517-0439
Astrid Campos, 213-407-5840
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Sign-On to Key Letters Urging Legislators to Stand Strong on Revenue Package
HHS Network Letter in Support of Governor Brown’s Proposals to Eliminate Enterprise Zones and Require a Single Sales Factor (Click here to view the letter)
INSTRUCTIONS: To sign your organization on, please click here and send us an e-mail with your NAME, POSITION, PHONE NUMBER and the NAME OF YOUR ORGANIZATION.
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Health Access Letter in Support of Governor Brown’s proposal to eliminate RDA Subsidies not tied to housing for the needy (Click here to view the letter).
INSTRUCTIONS: To sign your organization on, please e-mail Jessica Rothhaar at jessicar@health-access.org with your NAME, POSITION, PHONE NUMBER, and the NAME OF YOUR ORGANIZATION.
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Feb. 25: Disability Advocates Yell: ‘Don’t Strip Away our Services!‘
Rally outside Gov. Brown’s downtown L.A. Office
FRIDAY, February 25th from 1:30 – 3:00 p.m.
Governor Jerry Brown’s Downtown L.A. Office
300 S. Spring St. Los Angeles, CA 90014
For more information, please contact:
Cynde Soto | (213) 627-0477 ext. 205 | Cydsoto1@yahoo.com
Terrance Henson | (213) 627-0477 ext. 206 | thenson@calif-ilc.org
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Feb. 22: Rally in the Capitol!
Rally in the Capitol to urge our Senators to stand up for strong health and human services!
TUESDAY, February 22 at 12:00 pm/NOON
CAPITOL BUILDING – North Steps
Sacramento, CA
**Transportation from the Bay Area will be available!**
Buses will be leaving from:
San Francisco/Berkeley Schedule:
San Francisco Main Library - 9:30 AM
Berkeley Ashby BART – 10:15 AM
RSVP to 510.663.4086 or jreid@californiaalliance.org
Hayward/Oakland Schedule:
CRIL 439 A St, Hayward – 9:15 AM
St. Mary’s, 3208 San Pablo – 10 AM
MacArthur BART – 10:15 AM
RSVP to 510-881-5743 or jessica.lehman@cril-online.org
For more information, please contact:
Pete Woiwode | CAP | 510-504-9552 | pwoiwode@communitychange.org
Jessica Rothhaar | HA | 510-873-8787 x 107 | jessicar@health-access.org
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Feb. 16: STATEWIDE CALL-IN DAY!
Call your elected officials and urge them to be OUR CHAMPIONS!
Please take a moment to call key legislators and the Governor TODAY! Let them know just how cruel these cuts really would be for the most vulnerable Californians, and urge them to find alternative solutions!
CLICK HERE TO BEGIN CALLING KEY ELECTED OFFICIALS AND ASK THEM TO “BE OUR CHAMPIONS!”
We need to tell legislators and key budget decision makers that we’re counting on them to find alternative solutions that would allow us to avoid life-threatening cuts, including:
- Medi-Cal - Restricts the number of doctor visits, drugs & wheelchairs
- CalWorks – Eliminates aid to more than 230,000 low-income children
- SSI – Reduces individual grants by $15 on top of cuts in previous years
- IHSS – Imposes another 8% cut in hours on top of last year’s 3% cut
- Eliminate Adult Day Health Care
Click here to download the flyer (PDF)
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Health & Human Services Action Alert:
Call your State Assemblymember and Senator TODAY
Beginning this week, State Assembly Subcommittee No. 1 (HHS) and State Senate Subcommittee No. 3 (HHS) will begin hearings to discuss the Governor’s $12.5 billion in proposed spending cuts to essential health and human services!
While the Governor has taken a bold and courageous first step by proposing upwards of $12 billion in real, sustainable revenue solutions, the proposed cuts would decimate California’s health and human services programs, putting countless families, seniors, people with disabilities, and low-income children at serious risk!
That’s why we need to pass the Governor’s $12 billion revenue package, while also urging legislators to “PUT MORE REVENUES” on the table to help avert the worst of the cuts!
CLICK HERE TO FIND YOUR STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBER & STATE SENATOR TODAY!
And to help you get the conversation started, here are a few suggested messages:
- Giant Step in the Right Direction. Governor Brown’s budget proposal takes a giant step in the right direction by proposing upwards of $12 billion in real, sustainable revenues to put California’s fiscal house back in order.
- Bare Minimum. We applaud the Governor’s courage and support his revenue package as the BARE MINIMUM that California needs to protect core public services.
- Devastating Cuts. However, the Governor’s budget proposal also includes devastating cuts to health and human services that will severely harm California’s children, seniors and people with disabilities.
- More Revenues on the Table. For these reasons, it’s imperative that Brown’s $12 billion revenue package is placed before the voters in June and approved– while also putting everything, including state spending on tax expenditure programs and corporate tax credits, should be put on the table to avoid the worst of the cuts to health and human services.
Assembly & Senate Subcommittee Hearings:
The HHS Network will be organizing visits to the State Assembly & Senate Subcommittee hearings on health and human services between now and February.
To get involved, please contact an HHS Network Representative for the day & hearing you would like to participate in!
| Hearing Dates, Times and Room number | Organizations Attending | Leads for HHS network |
| 1/25-1 pm Health (Assembly)
Room: |
CARA | |
| 1/26, 10am – 2pm: Medi-Cal & Healthy Families (Senate)
Room: 4203 |
CARA, Doctor-Children’s Hospital of LA | Jessica Rothhaar
Health Access 415-517-0439 |
| 1/27- 1-5 pm- SSI, IHSS, APS, Foster Care (Assembly)
Room: |
Oasis, St. Anthony, Dolores Huerta, CRIL,
(Danielle-brining speakers) |
Pete Woiwode
California Partnership 510-504-9552 |
| 1/27, upon adjournment-morning(9:30am: CalWorks cuts (Senate) Room: 4203 |
EBCLC, LIFETIME,
Parent Voices-possible |
Kristine Chong
562-455-6333 |
| 2/1-1 pm Healthy Families, Medi-Cal (Assembly)
Room: |
Dolores St., Health Access, Oasis, Family Resource Centers, Community Clinics | Jessica Rothhaar
Health Access 415-517-0439 |
| 2/1, 1-5 pm: Mental Health & AIDS cuts (Senate)
Room: 4203 |
Health Access, Oasis | |
| 2/2-10 am Child Care (Assembly)
Room: |
Parent Voices, Chico, Solano County-S | Mary Ignatius
Parent Voices 415-420-2349 |
| 2/2- 1 pm CalWORKs (Assembly)
Room: |
PV, Lifetime, EBCLC, | Pete Woiwode
California Partnership 510-504-9552 |
| 2/3, upon adjournment: IHSS & SSI cuts, Dept of Aging (Senate)
Room: 4203 |
St. Marys, St. Anthonys, Chico/disability, CRIL | Colleen Rivecca
St. Anthony’s 415-592-2729 |
(See full schedule & subcommittee rosters below!)
Assembly Subcommittee No. 1 on Health and Human Services
- Assemblymember Holly Mitchell – CHAIR
- Assemblymember Wesley Chesbro
- Assemblymember Kevin Jeffries
- Assemblymember Allan Mansoor
- Assemblymember William Monning
- Assembylmember Bob Blumenfield (Alternate)
- Assemblymember Jim Nielsen (Alternate)
Senate Subcommittee No. 3 on Health and Human Services
- Senator Mark DeSaulnier – CHAIR
- Senator Elaine Alquist
- Senator Bill Emmerson
Assembly Budget Subcommitee Hearings on Health & Human Services
JANUARY 25, 2011 – TUESDAY
ASSEMBLY BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
1:00 PM – State Capitol – Room To Be Announced
Budget Items To Be Heard:
- Governor’s 2011–2012 Budget Year Proposals
- Secretary for CA Health and Human Services (Budget Item 0530)
- Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (Budget Item 4140)
- ***California Department of Aging (Budget Item 4170)
- Department of Community Services and Development (Budget Item 4700)
- Department of Rehabilitation (Budget Item 5160)
- Department of Child Support Services (Budget Item 5175)
- Department of Public Health (Budget Item 4265)
- Department of Managed Health Care (Budget Item 2400)
- Emergency Medical Services Authority (Budget Item 4120)
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JANUARY 26, 2011 – WEDNESDAY
ASSEMBLY BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
1:00 PM – State Capitol – Room To Be Announced
Budget Items To Be Heard:
- California Postsecondary Education Commission (Budget Item 6420)
- ***Department of Mental Health (Budget item 4440)
- Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs
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JANUARY 27, 2011 – THURSDAY
ASSEMBLY BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
1 PM – State Capitol – Room To Be Announced
Budget Items To Be Heard:
Department of Social Services (Budget Item 5180)
- ***Child Welfare Services
- ***Foster Care
- ***In–Home Supportive Services
- ***SSI/SSP
- ***Adult Protective Services
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FEBRUARY 1, 2011 – TUESDAY
ASSEMBLYBUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
1:00 PM – State Capitol – Room to be announced
Budget Items To Be Heard:
- ***Department of Health Care Services – Medi-Cal (Budget Item 4260)
- ***Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board – Healthy Families (Budget Item 4280)
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FEBRUARY 2, 2011 – WEDNESDAY
ASSEMBLY BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
1:00 PM – State Capitol – Room to be announced
Budget Items To Be Heard:
- ***Department of Social Services (Budget Item 5180) – CalWORKS
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FEBRUARY 2, 2011 – WEDNESDAY
ASSEMBLY BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2 ON EDUCATION FINANCE
10:00 AM – State Capitol – Room to be announced
Informational Hearing – Subject:
Child Care & Development Programs Overview
Budget Items To Be Heard:
- ***Department of Social Services (Budget Item 5180) – CalWORKS
- ***Department of Education – Child Care (Budget Item 6110)
Governor’s 2011–2012 State Budget Proposals
- Department of Finance – Presentation of Governor’s Proposals
- Legislative Analyst Office: Assessment of Governor’s Proposals & Recommendations
- Department of Education’s Response
- Public Comment
Issues for Discussion:
- ***Restore CalWORKs Stage 3
- ***Reduction of State Subsidies by 35%
- ***Reduction of Income Eligibility Ceiling to 60% of State Median Income (SMI)
- ***Elimination of services for 11–12 year old children
- Technical Adjustments & Update
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FEBRUARY 3, 2011 – THURSDAY
ASSEMBLY BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
1:00 PM – State Capitol – Room to be announced
Budget Items To Be Heard:
- ***Department of Developmental Services – regional centers and developmental centers (Budget Item 4300)
Senate Subcommittee #3 Hearings for January and February 2011
| Subcommittee Hearing Topics and Times |
| Wednesday, January 26th (Health Hearing)
10:00 AM Room 4203 (4 hours estimated length)
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| Thursday, January 27th (Human Services)
Upon Adjournment of Session Room 4203 4 hours estimated length
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| Tuesday, February 1st (Health Hearing)
1:00 PM Room 4203 4 hours estimated length
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| Thursday, February 3rd (Human Services)
Upon Adjournment of Session Room 4203 4 hours estimated length
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| Tuesday, February 8th (Human Services)
1:00 PM Room 4203 4 hours estimated length
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| Thursday, February 10th (Health Services)
Upon Adjournment of Session Room 4203 5 hours estimated length
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Jan. 10: “Put it ALL on the Table” Rallies
Statewide Day of Action outside Gov. Brown’s Offices
San Francisco office:
455 Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102
3:00 pm
Kim Kruckel
kim@bananasinc.org
(510)658-7353
Sacramento:
Capital Building
Sacramento, CA
11:00 am
Evan LeVang
Evan.levang@ilsnc.org
(530) 893-8527
Fresno office:
2550 Mariposa Mall
Fresno, CA 93721
12:00 p.m./Noon
Jessica Rothhaar
jessicar@health-access.org
(510) 873-8787 ext 107
Los Angeles office:
300 S. Spring Street
Los Angeles, CA
11am
Astrid Campos
acampos@communitychange.org
(213) 407-5840
Riverside office:
3737 Main Street
Riverside, CA 92501
Time: 1:00 pm
Julie Williams
julie@rollingstart.com
(909) 884-2129
Or
Astrid Campos
acampos@communitychange.org
(213) 407-5840
San Diego office:
1350 Front Street
San Diego, CA 92101
Time: 11 am
Nancy Gomez
ngomez@health-access.org
(818) 317-4772
Or
Stella Kim
skim@communitychange.org
(213) 700-6276
Download the Flyer (PDF)
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California Partnership Post-Election Forum
FRIDAY, December 10th from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
St. Mary’s Center
925 Brockhurts St., Oakland, CA
For more info, please contact Astrid Campos at acampso@communitychange.org.
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Gov. Schwarzenegger Named “Turkey of the Year!”
Rally and march organized by Community Resources for Independent Living
FRIDAY, November 19th at 2:00 p.m.
Rally at State Building, 1515 Clay Street, Oakland
Then turkeys to be mailed from Oakland post office, 1301 Clay Street
People with disabilities, families, and allies give Arnold Schwarzenegger the “Turkey of the Year” award for being a turkey on the state budget process and “gobbling up” disability programs.
They also will give Governor-Elect Jerry Brown a gift certificate for holiday pie, to remind him that everyone needs a share of the pie.
For more information, contact Jessica Lehman at (510) 427-7535
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Rally to Restore Stage 3 Child Care
All-day rally outside Maria Shriver’s “Women Conference” in Long Beach
TUESDAY October 26 beginning at 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
- 6:30 a.m. for informational picket
- 10:00 a.m. press-conference
- 2:30 p.m. Rally (rainy day theme – so bring your umbrella & raincoat!)
Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center
300 East Ocean Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90802
Transportation Suggestions: Car Pool or take the Blue Line, which drops you off right by the convention center!
For more information please contact Jennifer Barraza at 323-327-2364 / jenniferbarraza.ccpu@gmail.com or Fred Munoz at 323-421-2602 / fmunoz@crystalstairs.org.
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Urgent Action in the Capitol
Join the HHS Network as we OPPOSE new efforts to pass more corporate tax breaks and show your support for a GOOD budget with revenues!
WEDNESDAY, October 6th at 1:00 p.m.
Meet at the basement coffee shop INSIDE the Capitol.
More details coming soon!
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September 29: Capitol Action Day
Wednesday, September 29th at 10:00 a.m.
Meet at Health Access Conference Room
1127 11th Street, 2nd floor, Sacramento, CA
**Please RSVP to jessicar@health-access.org with your e-mail address & phone number.
Join us today as we urge supporters of the Perez-Steinberg budget to hold strong for jobs and families, and demand the minority of extremist legislators that they STOP delaying the passage of a good budget with revenues!
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September 22: Choice – Big Oil or California’s Families!
Capitol Action Day to end wasteful corporate tax breaks!
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 22nd at 9:00 a.m.
Near the State Capitol (Location TBA)
Sacramento, CA
To learn how you can get involved – contact Ron Coleman, ACCE, at rcoleman@calorganize.org
Download the Leave-Behind Flyer (PDF)
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September 15: Hands Around the Capitol
Help make this our BIGGEST action yet for a Family Recovery Budget!
On August 18, hundreds marched and legislators heard us loud and clear…
On September 15, with your help, we’ll be back TWICE AS STRONG to tell obstructionists in the legislature:
We need a good budget with revenues NOW!
WEDNESDAY September 15, Time TBD
State Capitol Building
Sacramento, CA
To get involved, contact the HHS Network Field Team:
• Jessica Rothhaar, Health Access, jessicar@health-access.org, (510) 873-8787 ext. 107
• Kim Kruckel, California Partnership, kim@bananasinc.org, (510) 658-7353
• Jessica Lehman, CRIL, jessica.lehman@cril-online.org, (510) 881-5743 ext. 1-5937
• Jodi Reid, California Alliance of Retired Americans, jreid@californiaalliance.org (510) 663-4086
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To see previous actions please visit the HHS Network Public Archive.
