Posted in the Daily New Record: January 31, 2012 By EMILY SHARRER Nelly Moreno-Shenk gives instructions Saturday to volunteers training for the Rockingham County 287g Listening Project. Organiz ...
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Read More »Dave is an invaluable volunteer in the Charlottesville office. After moving to Virginia two years ago, he looked around for an organization that shared his views and desire to bring communities togeth ...
Read More »The right to vote, in a democracy, is a basic right. Under the United States Constitution that right in established by the 15th Amendment. “No one can be denied the right to vote becaus ...
Read More »On January 25, former Anthem nurse and member of the Virginia Organizing Health Care Committee testified in front of the special Senate Health Insurance Subcommitte. He spoke out on the need for a con ...
Read More »Virginia Organizing and Wayside Center Will Turn Listening Into Action By Gathering 300 Testimonies from Harrisonburg/Rockingham Area HARRISONBURG- On Saturday, January 28, from 9:00am-1:00 ...
Read More »Our elected leaders in Richmond have some serious work to do over the next two months. Virginia is running a $1 billion budget deficit. Education and public safety funding is being diverted to fund tr ...
Read More »You can make a difference on health care reform in Virginia by sending a simple email to the state legislature. It is easy and quick and can help. The important debate is whethe ...
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