It is our pleasure to invite you and your staff to join us at the 22nd annual Congressional Health Screening, hosted by Men’s Health Network, today from 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM and tomorrow from 8:30 AM until 3:00 PM in the Rayburn First Aid Unit
(Rm 2050). Refreshments will be served.
I respectfully ask you to support the Services for Ending Long-Term Homelessness Act, legislation that will help our nation address the long-term homelessness crisis.
I write to ask for your support for the Teacher Victims’ Family Assistance Act of 2019.
As Co-Chairs of the House Rural Broadband Caucus, we wanted to make you aware of the
linked invitation, which you should have already received, to a panel discussion and lunch on
June 11th at 11:30 am in the Capitol Visitor Center Atrium and Auditorium (CVC-200). The event is being hosted by NCTA – The Internet & Television Association in cooperation with the House Rural Broadband Caucus. The
purpose of the panel is to discuss the cable industry’s work to further the deployment of high-speed broadband in rural America and will feature industry representatives from across the country representing Charter Communications, Comcast, Cox Communications,
Eagle Communications, Mediacom Communications, and Midco.
As Co-Chairs of the House International Basic Education Caucus, we invite you to a briefing at 10:00 AM on Wednesday, June 19th in 2456 Rayburn HOB on the Keeping Girls in School Act (H.R. 2153) and the need for U.S. foreign assistance to address
the barriers that keep adolescent girls out of school internationally.
Sending Office: Honorable Joseph D. Morelle Sent By: Joanne.Stiles@mail.house.gov National Women’s Hall of Fame Commemorative Coin Act Endorsed by the National Women’s Hall of Fame Current Cosponsors (43): Moore, Reed, Meng, Clarke, Dingell, Higgins, Maloney (Carolyn), Matsui, McGovern, Nadler, Norton, Kaptur, Beyer, Tonko, Ocasio-Cortez, Brindisi, Grijalva, Rice (Kathleen), DeLauro, Espaillat, Schakowsky, Pallone, Jr., Khanna, Meeks, Rose (Max), Zeldin, Velázquez, King (Peter), Roybal-Allard, Engel, […]
Please join us as a cosponsor of H.R. 2420, the National Museum of the American Latino Act. Nearly 58 million Latinos, or 18.1 percent of the population, reside in the United States. By 2060, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates this population will reach
119 million, or nearly 30 percent of the population. Latinos also account for 25 percent of the nation’s 54 million K-12 students in 2016, up from 16 percent in 2000. This young, vibrant, and growing community not only represents the future, but they also
make up the largest and fastest growing racial or ethnic group in the country. Yet, Latinos still face systemic under-representation in nearly every facet of American life. The growing disparity is most evident in our arts and cultural institutions.
Every person in America should feel safe and secure when they leave their home. They should be able to attend concerts, school, nightclubs, movies, and places of worship without the fear of violence. They should be able to go about their daily lives without
wondering whether or not they will be the next target of a mass casualty event. Unfortunately, this reality exists in our country. Over the last several years, communities across the country have endured too many unspeakable acts of violence in places once
thought to be safe.
It is our pleasure to invite you and your staff to join us at the 22nd annual Congressional Health Screening, hosted by Men’s Health Network, on Tuesday June 11th from 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM and Wednesday June 12th from 8:30
AM until 3:00 PM in the Rayburn First Aid Unit (Rm 2050). Refreshments will be served.
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