Audio Available for “Demand Equity Now” Budget Briefing

April 13th, 2009 by Rafael Shimunov
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demand-equity-now-button.JPGThe first call on the “Demand Equity Now” recovery briefing series was a great success. More than 200 advocates participated in the “Ending Poverty and Building Equity in the Federal Budget” call, which featured Jim Wallis of Sojourners, Angela Glover Blackwell of Sojourners, Angela Glover Blackwell of PolicyLink and Deborah Weinstein of Coalition on Human Needs.

Listen to the full call and read the transcript in the player below. RSVP for future briefings here.


Ending Poverty and Building Equity in the Federal Budget

[74 minutes | Download MP3 | Download PDF Transcript]

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3 Responses to “Audio Available for “Demand Equity Now” Budget Briefing”

  1. Romona Taylor Williams Says:

    The Equity Movement is spreading like wildfire. I’d like to introduce Metro St. Louis Coalition for Inclusion and Equity, M-SLICE.

    M-SLICE mission is to advocate for the equitable distribution of public and private investments to transition traditionally underserved communities into healthy and vibrant places to live, work and play throughout Metro St. Louis.

    VISION:

    M-SLICE vision is to collectively identify community needs and strategically implement programs to transform our neighborhoods into socially and economically vibrant places to live, work, play and thrive.

    M-SLICE SERVICE AREA:

    Our boundaries target underserved areas within the Metro St. Louis area including East St. Louis.

    ADVOCACY & PROGRAM ACTIVITIES:

    M-SLICE members have identified 4 initiatives that focus on developing a comprehensive community/economic development strategy that promotes the realization of 1) healthy and green communities, 2) business development and expansion for job creation, 3) grassroots leadership development, and 4) sustainability issues such as preserving and expanding mass transportation.

    For more information about membership and volunteer opportunities contact:

    Romona Taylor Williams
    Steering Committee, Chair
    314-363-5229 (mobile)

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