Event this evening in Fayetteville....
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“Shared Prosperity” Topic of Town Hall Meeting
Contact: Gary Zuckett 304-346-5891 or Matt Wender 573-5980
WV United hosts next in a series of meetings in Fayette County
Fayetteville – WV, West Virginians United, a coalition of
progressive state
organizations, is holding the next of several state-wide community
town hall
style meetings at the Cathedral Café on Wednesday, October 24th at
6:30 PM.
The meetings are to promote their “Agenda for a Shared Prosperity”
– a set
of values and policy proposals to strengthen our middle class while
creating
the conditions necessary for more families to realize the “American
Dream”
Speakers will outline the basic prosperity agenda with brief comments
and
then open the discussion up to the community members attending. The
topics to
be addressed are:
· Health Care Reform – making health care affordable and
assessable
to all West Virginians;
· Cost of War – connecting the extreme costs of the conflict
in Iraq
to the cuts in spending for education, housing, social services and
other
domestic spending in West Virginia;
· Justice in the Workplace – how workplace issues affect
quality of
life; and
· Economic Fairness – how public policy can level the
playing field
and work toward a shared prosperity.
What: Town Hall Meeting on an “Agenda for Shared Prosperity”
When Wednesday, October 24th at 6:30 PM
Where: Cathedral Café, 134 S. Court St, Fayetteville, WV 25840
Moderator: Dan Doyle, MD
Speakers:
Renate Pore, Exec. Director, WV Healthy Kids & Families Coalition
Larry Matheney, Sec./Treas. WV AFL-CIO
Rev. Jim Lewis, WV Patriots for Peace
Ted Boettner, Mountain State Education & Research
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