Provide an achieving economy. We try to help people connect to Business Ownership and helping business strategies. We also spend a lot of time think about how to reconnect people to work, how to reconnect people to good jobs and stimulate the creation of good jobs. As for working in america series with think about whats going on in the changing nature of work and the United States, how should we understand that, should rethink about it and apartment what does that mean for the vast majority of americans, people and families to support themselves on their earnings to the work. We are delighted to have the support of the ford foundation, the Walmart Foundation, and the predigital foundation for our working in america series and we are grateful to them for their partnership and support as we bring this series to you. Todays conversation is around farmworkers, and we have a treat today because we have both an author who is going to be talking about her book, and a panel to include sort of
Vice president for programs here at the as spend institute and executive detector of the institute odd economic tubs program. The institutes promising policy strategies and ideas to help low and moderate income americans. We try to help people connect to Business Ownership, but we also spend pride thinking about how to reconnect people to work, how to connect people to good jobs, stimulate the creation of good jobs. Working in america series we think about what is going on in the changing nature of work in the United States, how should we understand that, how other shoo we think about it and what does hat mean for the vast majority of americans, people and families who support themselves on their earnings through their work. We are delighted to have the support of the ford foundation, the Walmart Foundation and the Prudential Foundation for our working in america series and were very greatful to them for their partnership and support as we bring this series to you. So, todays conversat
Waste over 50 Million Dollars for candidates and specifically with the Bernie Sanders campaign we endorsed very early, raised one point 8 million for him. Members participated in 115,000 phone banks. 75 billionm to make phone calls during the course of the campaign which is an outrageously awesome number and one of the reasons the media was not capable of killing the campaign. We played a very important part in their that we really appreciated being able to do and it seems like the perfect way to continue on the work of what democracy for america is all about which is about fighting a strategy of battling up and down the country. What we are here for today is the next steps for the Political Revolution. We have some great candidates, bernie is no longer a candidate the presidency well, i guess technically that will be true in a few weeks but technically since he endorsed hillary i think we can say that confidently. But we have Political Revolution candidates up and down the pellet in a
If youre like me were out extremely late last night and this is super early. Thank you very much for taking the time to come here and participate. That, i would like to give each panelist a chance to briefly introduce themselves. Rojas. G with alexandra hello, everyone. My name is alexandra. I used to work on the Burning Campaign as a Digital Field manager on the distributed organizer team. Shortly after, granted congress is not an old concept in women talking about it for quite some time. , it is nots necessarily a new idea. A good place for me to go next after bernie. And just a bit background, im 21. Im still in progress with going to school. But bernie, as many volunteers have, has just consumed. Im into political organizing as well as activism. Mariahave state senator the doll running for congress. By Marissa Palma doll and i was a state representative for three terms and in the second term of my time in the senate with the missouri senate, it was a pleasure to endorse bernie, i t
Increased by 50 since this law went into effect . Since this law has taken effect there is three new Surgery Centers that opened. There was evidence at the trial and the trial court knew that would happen and took that into account in making its findings. But there was evidence, including texas experience in 2003 following enact of the asc law for later abortions, for post16 week abortions, that show the market never adjusted and the rate at which those procedures occurred in texas was drastically diminished. One question about capacity and i dont wants to take your rubutal time but your cocounsel is also litigating a case like this in louisiana. In that case, the plaintiffs were able to put in evidence about the exact number of abortions performed at facilities. Why doesnt that done here . There is evidence in the record about the number of abortions that were performed on an annual bases, the geographic distribution of those abortions. Texas collects the statisticics a statistics and