As the Speaker considers bringing H.R. 4508, the PROSPER Act, to the floor I urge you to keep in mind how this legislation would hurt our nation’s students in uniform.
Category: Education
TODAY: Trauma-Informed Care on Campus Briefing
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Deadline COB FRIDAY: Original Cosponsor Request: WATER ACT 2018
Our water infrastructure is in a state of emergency. People in Flint, Michigan, still do not have access to safe drinking water. They are not alone. Families in communities across the country, from Detroit to Philadelphia to San Diego, have lost running
water or access to safe drinking water in their homes because they can not afford the increasing costs of water rates. We need a major federal investment in our public water infrastructure to renovate our nation’s old and lead-ridden water pipes, stop sewage
overflows and stem our water affordability crisis.
HAPPENING NOW: Briefing on Trauma-Informed Care
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Cosponsor the Daniel Webster Congressional Clerkship Act
Please join us in cosponsoring the bipartisan Daniel Webster Congressional Clerkship Act, H.R. 5527. It would set up a coordinated entry portal and recruitment device for recent
law graduates to clerk for Congress for one year. The bill designates 12 one-year positions, split evenly by chamber and party. This legislation spends no new money.
TOMORROW: Trauma-Informed Care on Campus Briefing
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Schedule Announced for the 1st Annual “International Chart Day”
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Congressional Space Studies Series-Session 4
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Congressional Space Studies Series-Session 4
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Become an Original Cosponsor of the WATER Act of 2018!
Our water infrastructure is in a state of emergency. People in Flint, Michigan, still do not have access to safe drinking water. They are not alone. Families in communities across the country, from Detroit to Philadelphia to San Diego, have lost running
water or access to safe drinking water in their homes because they can not afford the increasing costs of water rates. We need a major federal investment in our public water infrastructure to renovate our nation’s old and lead-ridden water pipes, stop sewage
overflows and stem our water affordability crisis.