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This Week in Civil Rights - June 4, 2009
| Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund |
June 4, 2009 |
New Coalition Will Push Congress to Pass Health Care Reform Legislation
LCCR is part of a coalition of more than 1,000 progressive organizations that have launched a national campaign to ensure real health care reform legislation passes this year, capitalizing on public support for a system that would provide quality health care to all Americans. It is the largest progressive issue campaign in history.
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Get Ready: Eight Days Until the DTV Transition
If you don't get ready for the transition now, you risk missing vital emergency information because your television service is out. Here are three things you can do today to get ready - and help others get ready - for the transition.
1. Install your converter box today and make sure that it works.
2. Check with your family and neighbors who might need help purchasing or installing a converter box.
3. Donate your extra coupons to LCCREF's national coupon donation program.
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Housing Assistance for Gulf Coast Residents of FEMA Trailers
The Obama administration said this week that it will work with FEMA and HUD to find permanent housing for displaced victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in the Gulf Coast who still live in hurricane relief trailers. The latest deadline extension for residents to move out of the trailers expired on May 30.
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