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Affordable Housing IMPACT

Faith Community in Charlottesville Addresses Affordable Housing

October 31, 2018. WMRA. Tuesday night was the 13th Annual Assembly of the Interfaith Movement…

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Affordable Housing IMPACT

IMPACT Meets with City, County Employees to Address Affordable Housing Crisis

October 30, 2018. NBC29.COM CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Members of the faith community are coming…

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Justice Knox Minority Rights Public Education Improvement

Community groups urge Knox County Schools to revamp strategic plan

October 1, 2018. Knox News. Eight community organizations are calling on the Knox County Board…

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CAJM Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability Minority Rights

Three finalists to conduct racial bias audit of CPD will present to city on Monday

September 20, 2018. Charleston City Paper. A 15-person committee will hear presentations from three firms…

hannahSeptember 20, 2018

Public Transportation Topeka JUMP

SOTO Ride-to-Work program so successful more dollars needed; JEDO steps up

September 13, 2018. The Topeka Capital-Journal. A pilot transportation project helping workers get to jobs…

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Justice Matters Mental Health Care & Addiction

Editorial: Best decision on mental health

August 19, 2018. Lawrence Journal-World. The Douglas County Commission made the right decision in choosing…

hannahAugust 19, 2018

Justice Matters Mental Health Care & Addiction

Douglas County to put quarter-cent sales tax for behavioral health projects on November ballot

August 15, 2018. Lawrence Journal-World. The Douglas County Commission agreed Wednesday to ask voters to…

hannahAugust 15, 2018

CLOUT Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability

Mayor, CLOUT in apparent deadlock over police de-escalation training

August 14, 2018. Insider Louisville. Following a contentious meeting and an official rebuff from the…

hannahAugust 14, 2018

CLOUT Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability

Mayor Fischer Won’t Meet Again With Citizen Group To Talk Louisville Police Policies

August 10, 2018. WFPL. Mayor Greg Fischer’s office has denied a follow-up meeting with a…

hannahAugust 10, 2018

CAJM Healthcare Provisions

Tri-County Organizations Launch Partnership to Improve Early Childhood Education and Care in Berkeley County

August 9, 2018. The Charleston Chronicle. Six Charleston-area organizations, a mental health professional, a doula,…

hannahAugust 9, 2018

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Faith Community in Charlottesville Addresses Affordable Housing

IMPACT Meets with City, County Employees to Address Affordable Housing Crisis

Community groups urge Knox County Schools to revamp strategic plan

Three finalists to conduct racial bias audit of CPD will present to city on Monday

SOTO Ride-to-Work program so successful more dollars needed; JEDO steps up

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Douglas County to put quarter-cent sales tax for behavioral health projects on November ballot

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