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The July 2020 Community Alliance newspaper

The July 2020 Community Alliance newspaper


Here are the links for the articles in the July 2020 Community Alliance newspaper.  The content for all of our articles is available on our website.  Our plan to restart printing a newspaper and again distributing it in the community – we will do as soon as it is safe.  Perhaps as early as August.

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July 2020 articles and photos:

Black Lives Matter and the City of Fresno Work Together with A Proclamation and Street Painting

Over four hundred people came out to downtown Fresno June 18 to paint “Black Lives Matter” in twenty foot tall letters on P Street where it passes in front of City Hall. The event was the result of conversations between DJ Kay Rich, a local African-American celebrity, and the City Manager. They floated the idea on Instagram and the response was. . .

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Hundreds March in Support of Black Lives Matter

Several hundred marchers met at Saint Rest Baptist Church in West Fresno June 6 to promote the message of Black Lives Matter in a peaceful manner. They marched over a mile to a rally on the grounds of the. . .

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Justice Denied. . .

We’ve all heard the common adage and legal maxim, “justice delayed is justice denied,” right? It means, so long as justice is put on hold, it really is injustice, plain and simple. 

And, what is injustice? What is justice denied? Well, it’s kind of like death—a living death.

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From Slave Patrols to Police Departments

On June 25, the Fresno City Council voted 5-1 to fund Advance Peace in its 2020–21 budget. Advanced Peace brings a community-based program to Fresno and will work to decrease homicides. The City Council allocated at least $125,000 yearly, but no more than $300,000, with yearly renewals for three years based on. . .

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Strong Protest Against Police Brutality in Fresno

The Unitarian Church of Fresno held a vigil for allies Friday evening, June 5 in remembrance of George Floyd and against police violence. About three hundred people came, making a socially distanced line that went along Alluvial Avenue for the equivalent of five blocks. The protest around Floyd’s murder. . .

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The Dangers of a Dyer-Run Fresno

On March 3, Super Tuesday, the city of Fresno held its local election. The high-profile mayoral race to replace Lee Brand—who announced last May he would not seek reelection—pitted former Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer, a Republican, against the progressive prosecutor Andrew Janz.

By March 11, the final vote count called the race. . .

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BLM Approves Oil Drilling in Carrizo Plain

The Bureau of Land Management recently approved a new oil well and pipeline in Carrizo Plain National Monument. The oil well hasn’t operated for nearly 20 years and was slated to be abandoned. Environmental advocates say oil drilling violates. . . 

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Why Oliver Baines Shouldn’t Head Fresno Police Reform

Newly engaged Fresno activists young and old are about to get a fundamental lesson in local politics. That’s because their efforts to radically alter the nature and scope of policing in this city’s historically redlined neighborhoods are being undermined by. . .

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Air District Fails Audit

For years, San Joaquin Valley clean air activists have railed against the local air district program of emission reduction credits (ERCs). This program allows new polluting projects to mitigate their emissions by purchasing credits from projects that have voluntarily shut down in the past.

Local frustration came to a head when a dirty new coal-burning power plant. . .

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Alex Vavoulis Left an Enduring Legacy

Alex Vavoulis, the man who launched radio station KFCF in Fresno among many other achievements, died June 9 at the age of 95.  He was a proud Greek-American who grew up in New York, served in World War II, then after his return went to college, earning a Ph.D. in chemistry.

It was at Fresno State College in 1968 that chemistry professor Alex Vavoulis began his lifelong devotion to free speech, civil liberties and human rights. Vavoulis and like-minded scholars formed the Fresno Free College Foundation. . .

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Nursing Homes Unsafe during Pandemic?

The Covid-19 pandemic has laid bare the plight of U.S. seniors, who have been disproportionately infected and killed by the disease.

Eight out of 10 Covid deaths in the United States are seniors aged 65 or older, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control. Up to 70% of Covid hospitalizations. . .

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U.S. Sanctions Imposed on International Court at The Hague

On June 11, 2020, President Donald Trump declared a “state of emergency.” Not about the pandemic. Not about racist violence by the police and the ultra-right. Not even about the fact that about 20% of the U.S. working population is currently unemployed. No, the emergency was the arrival of human rights investigators from the Netherlands.

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Border and Racism Issues

There are two issues to address. They are closely related. First, we must realize that it is U.S. policies and direct interventions that have produced violent unstable conditions in Mexico and most of Central America. Also, it is necessary to consider that anti-Mexican bias and hate crimes have a long history in the United States, and that all Brown people coming from the south are “Mexican” for purposes of discrimination and being targets of violence.

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Finding Good in Horrible

In a way that we never foresaw, this nation has been shaken to its bones—to its graveyards—with the convergence of the COVID-19 pandemic and the killing of a Black man. Seemingly unrelated, It is arguably the pent-up energy of the pandemic shutdown that awakened this nation to the notion that there. . .

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Where Is the Freedom in This Land?

Why was this country formed, this country called United States? Did not
the founders seek their freedom and their independence from a king
who ruled its people with an iron fist? Was not this country formed for independence from repression and from oligarchical control?
Was not the founders’ former government “destructive of these ends”
of “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness”?

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Raisin City Water-Faucet

There is a well,
a submersible-pump,
pressure-tank and archaic
brass-faucet

on the end of a steel-pipe
sticking out of the ground
at the south extremity

of Raisin City Park,
a triangular fragment of land
at South Henderson Road,

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Several grassroots community groups have pages in this month’s Community Alliance Newspaper.

Fresno Center for Nonviolence – July 2020
By FCNV
We honor and celebrate the 150th year (2019-2020) of Gandhi’s birth the principles of peace and nonviolence sustained by those who are a part of the global struggle for freedom and justice.

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Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom – July 2020

Normally we meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 7 PM, at Fresno Center for Nonviolence, 1584 N Van Ness.  This meeting is open to all.  There will be no in-person meeting this month. We have been meeting online on the appointed day  and time – watch your email for announcement and link or call-in number! If you have no email, contact Teresa or Leni by phone for the information.

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Dolores Huerta Foundation – July 2020

On May 30th, 2020, civil rights activist and labor leader Dolores Huerta celebrated her 90th birthday with an online fundraiser called ¡Sí Se Puede! at 90 which raised over $400,000 for the Dolores Huerta Foundation’s Covid-19 relief efforts for immigrant, low-income, and farmworker communities that are being disproportionately affected by the global pandemic. Over 55,000 people have tuned in to watch the event since it aired. The success and the line-up of special guests of the event reflected the great rippling effect Dolores’ activism and life has had on the world.

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And, in our Spanish language section this month, we have:

Frontera y Racismo 
Por Leni Reeves

Hay dos asuntos al que tenemos que dirigirnos.  Son relacionados directamente.  Primero, hay que darnos cuenta que son las políticas y intervenciones directas de los EEUU que han producido condiciones inestables y violentas en México y la mayor parte de Centroamérica.  También es necesario tomar en cuenta que discriminación y crímenes de odio contra los mexicanos tienen historia larga en los EEUU, y, desde el punto de vista de los que nos discriminen y  ataquen, todos los que cruzan frontera desde el sur son “mexicanos.”

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México: Impacto de la Pandemia en Trabajadores Informales
Por Eduardo Stanley

El Covid-19 está afectando dramáticamente a nuestra sociedad, no solo por los altos niveles de contagios y muertes sino también por sus efectos en la economía.

En México está afectando de manera grave a los trabajadores informales que representan el 53% de la totalidad de los trabajadores del país. 

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El Ciclo de Protestas y el “Empezar de Nuevo”
Por Sunita Sohrabji

La pandemia COVID 19, que ha dominado las noticias durante gran parte de 2020, quedó relegada a un segundo plano la pasada semana, cuando los EE.UU. volvieron su espíritu colectivo al tema de la brutalidad policial contra los hombres afroamericanos.

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Esclavitud y Brutalidad Policíaca. Condiciones Preexistentes
Por Francisco Duarte

La frase “condición preexistente” suele limitarnos a pensar en algún seguro de salud que se hará difícil y caro de obtener. La verdad es que en lo social, económico y hasta genético vivimos bajo la influencia de condiciones que nos dictan  posibilidades y limitaciones. La mortalidad variante del Covid-19, las manifestaciones a nivel mundial en contra de la violencia racista, más los efectos del Covi-19 son resultados de  condiciones preexistentes en la naturaleza y la sociedad.

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¿Cómo Construir un Futuro Más Equitativo Después del Covid-19?
Por Jenny Manrique

Una generación de gente joven blanca se ha tomado las calles en el medio de una pandemia para protestar no solo por la muerte del afroamericano George Floyd a manos de la policía, sino por el racismo estructural y todo tipo de inequidades en la sociedad estadounidense. El hashtag #LasVidasdelosNegrosImportan, se ha convertido en un movimiento internacional, y los llamados a reducir recursos para la policía e invertirlos en programas sociales de salud mental y apoyo comunitario, tienen fuerte eco en varios sectores políticos federales y locales.

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Do you need housing assistance due to COVID-19?

Do you need housing assistance due to COVID-19?

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Dear resident, 

The City of Fresno Housing Retention grants are now available for individuals and families impacted by COVID-19. These grants will offer assistance of up to $3,000 per family residing in the City of Fresno.

To qualify for assistance you must:

  • Be a resident of the City of Fresno
  • Meet income eligibility criteria (see chart
  • Be impacted by COVID-19 and unable to pay rent or mortgage

If you have experienced job loss, reduction in work hours, medical expenses etc. due to COVID-19 or know someone who has, please contact one of the organizations below to request an application for housing assistance. 

  • Reading and Beyond – (559) 214-0317
  • The Fresno Center – (559) 898 – 2565
  • Centro La Familia Advocacy Services – (559) 237-2961
  • Education & Leadership Foundation – (559) 291-5428
  • Jakara Movement – (559) 549-4088
  • West Fresno Family Resource Center – (559) 621-2967

Please click on preferred language to access flyer in Spanish, Hmong, and Punjabi

Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact my office at (559) 621-7817 or via email at District1@fresno.gov. ;

Sincerely, 


Esmeralda Soria
Fresno City Councilmember
District 1 

Querido residente,

Las becas de retención de viviendas de la ciudad de Fresno ahora están disponibles para individuos y familias afectadas por COVID-19. Estas becas ofrecerán asistencia de hasta $3,000 por familia que residen en la ciudad de Fresno.

Para calificar para asistencia, debe:

  • Ser residente de la ciudad de Fresno
  • Cumplir con los criterios de elegibilidad de ingresos (ver tabla)
  • Ser afectado por COVID-19 e incapaz de pagar el alquiler o la hipoteca

Si ha sido afectado por pérdida de trabajo, reducción de horas de trabajo, gastos médicos, etc. debido a COVID-19 o conoce a alguien en esta situación, comuníquese con una de las organizaciones a continuación para solicitar una aplicación de asistencia de vivienda.

  • Reading and Beyond – (559) 214-0317
  • The Fresno Center – (559) 898 – 2565
  • Centro La Familia Advocacy Services – (559) 237-2961
  • Education & Leadership Foundation – (559) 291-5428
  • Jakara Movement – (559) 549-4088
  • West Fresno Family Resource Center– (559) 621-2967

Haga clic en el idioma preferido para acceder al folleto en English, Hmong y Punjabi.

Si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud, no dude en comunicarse con mi oficina al (559) 621-7817 o por correo electrónico a District1@fresno.gov.

Sinceramente, 


Esmeralda Soria
Concejal de la Ciudad de Fresno
Distrito 1 

Please find COVID-19 Resource Links below: 

PLEASE FIND UPDATED EMERGENCY ORDER  AND COVID-19 UPDATES HERE: www.Fresno.gov/coronavirus/
APPLY FOR UNEMPLOYMENT/DISABILITY BENEFITS OR PAID FAMILY LEAVE:
www.edd.ca.gov
APPLY FOR SBA PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM:
www.SBA.gov
GET ADDITIONAL BUSINESS RESOURCES:
www.fresnoedc.com/covid19
MEDI-CAL COVERAGE FOR ALL:
www.DHCS.ca.gov

 

Contact our office with any questions at (559) 621-7817 or at District1@fresno.gov 

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NEW – West Fresno COVID-19 Testing Site!

NEW – West Fresno COVID-19 Testing Site!

NEW Southwest Fresno FREE COVID-19 Testing Site
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NUEVO Sitio de Prueba de COVID-19 GRATUITO en el Suroeste de Fresno


Dear District Three Resident, 

I’m happy to announce that thanks to the $10 Million in Federal CARES Act Dollars for COVID-19 contact tracing and testing set aside by the Council, our District will finally have it’s own permanent COVID-19 testing site located in Southwest Fresno.

The West Fresno Regional Center is expected to begin testing early NEXT WEEK, however, you may NOW begin to schedule appointments online. Tests are by-appointment-only and can be made by calling 1-888-634-1123 or by visiting https://lhi.care/covidtesting. There will be a capacity of 140 tests per day!

This has been long overdue in our Southern potion of Fresno. We know that this site will provide access to testing in an area that has been underserved, an area with known disparities, barriers to transportation, and higher number of cases of COVID-19. The Fresno County Department of Public Health will also conduct contact tracing to individuals who test positive to help contain a community spread. This is a great news for our district!

In Community,

Estimado Residente del Distrito Tres,

Me complace anunciar que, gracias a los $10 millones de dólares de la Ley Federal CARES que aprobo el consejo para el rastreo de contactos y las pruebas de COVID-19, nuestro Distrito finalmente tendrá su propio sitio permanente de pruebas de COVID-19 ubicado en el suroeste de Fresno.

Se espera que el Centro Regional de West Fresno comience las pruebas a principios de la PRÓXIMA SEMANA, sin embargo, AHORA puede comenzar a programar citas en línea. Las pruebas son solo con cita previa y se pueden hacer llamando al 1-888-634-1123 o visitando https://lhi.care/covidtesting. ¡Habrá una capacidad de 140 pruebas por día!

Esto ha estado atrasado en nuestra poción sureña de Fresno. Sabemos que este sitio proporcionará acceso a las pruebas en un área que ha sido desatendida, un área con disparidades conocidas, barreras para el transporte y un mayor número de casos de COVID-19. El Departamento de Salud Pública del Condado de Fresno también llevará a cabo el seguimiento de contactos a personas que resulten positivas para contener la mayor cantidad posible de propagación comunitaria. Esto es un gran logro para nuestra comunidad.

Atentamente,

We are here for you. Estamos Aquí Para Usted.

Our staff remains readily available through COVID-19. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at (559) 621-8000 or email us at District3@fresno.gov 

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Watch, Share + Fight White Supremacy

Watch, Share + Fight White Supremacy

 

Team,
 
The Democratic Association of Secretaries of State has launched a bold and unprecedented campaign to punch back against white supremacy and the voter suppression efforts that are undermining our democracy and disenfranchising voters across the country.
 
Will you join our fight by watching this powerful new video AND sharing it on social media? Sharing this video message will help us combat the lies that are being spread by Trump, his administration, and his allies.
 
Over the course of the last several weeks, we’ve seen intensified calls for ending institutionalized racism and systemic discrimination in all its forms — including in elections.
 
In California, we’ve been working for years to make elections more accessible and more secure. The covid-19 pandemic has made those efforts more critical than ever. And many Secretaries of State across the country have also responded by pushing for expanded vote-by-mail and more opportunities for safe, in-person early-voting to shorten lines and reduce crowds on Election Day. 
 
But while we’ve been working to make voting more accessible, Trump and his cronies are doing the opposite, spreading lies about voter fraud and suing states that are trying to increase access to vote-by-mail. It’s galling. It’s offensive. But it’s nothing new.
 
Voter suppression is rooted in white supremacy and we’ve seen far too much of it throughout our nation’s history. By blocking access to the ballot and undermining confidence in the electoral process, Trump is working to stifle participation by voters of color. And he is pairing his not-so-subtle efforts with dangerous language at his rallies that is anti-Asian and hostile towards Black Lives Matter demonstrators.
 
The Democratic Association of Secretaries of State is pushing back by calling Trump out, defending the right to vote for all eligible citizens, and proactively building a more inclusive democracy — but we can’t do it without you.
 
WATCH this powerful new video and then SHARE IT on Facebook, on Twitter, or forward this email to your network to help spread the word: white supremacy has no place in our elections or our country.
 
In solidarity,
 
Alex Padilla 
California Secretary of State
 



 

City of Fresno Approves 2020/21 Budget!

City of Fresno Approves 2020/21 Budget!

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Dear Resident, 

TODAY we passed an amended Continued Budget Resolution for FY20-21!

During the last few months we heard the community loud and clear about improving the way we serve our local community when it comes to addressing the homeless population and investing in our neighborhoods and youth to improve safety.

Some HIGHLIGHTS:

You can view agendas and past Council Meetings click here:
https://fresno.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx

Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact my office at (559) 621-7817 or via email at District1@fresno.gov.

Sincerely, 


Esmeralda Soria
Fresno City Councilmember
District 1 

Please find COVID-19 Resource Links below: 

PLEASE FIND UPDATED EMERGENCY ORDER  AND COVID-19 UPDATES HERE: www.Fresno.gov/coronavirus/
APPLY FOR UNEMPLOYMENT/DISABILITY BENEFITS OR PAID FAMILY LEAVE:
www.edd.ca.gov
APPLY FOR SBA PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM:
www.SBA.gov
GET ADDITIONAL BUSINESS RESOURCES:
www.fresnoedc.com/covid19
MEDI-CAL COVERAGE FOR ALL:
www.DHCS.ca.gov

 

Contact our office with any questions at (559) 621-7817 or at District1@fresno.gov 

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Fresno, CA 93721

DNC Convention News – Just released info on Convention

DNC Convention News – Just released info on Convention

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 24, 2020

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Anchored in Milwaukee, 2020 Democratic National Convention will be a “Convention Across America”


Convention will engage and unite more Americans than ever before
Delegates will conduct official party business without risking public health

MILWAUKEE, WI—The Democratic National Convention Committee (DNCC) announced today their convention plan to broadcast from Milwaukee and across the nation, in a convention geared to reach out to all Americans. The DNCC reiterated the Democratic Party’s commitment to holding a convention that would protect public health while transforming the convention experience for delegates and viewers. Convention planners said that host city Milwaukee would anchor the events for the week, and that programming would include both live broadcasts and curated content from Milwaukee and other satellite cities, locations and landmarks across the country.

“Vice President Biden intends to proudly accept his party’s nomination in Milwaukee and take the next step forward towards making Donald Trump a one-term president,” said Jen O’Malley Dillon, Campaign Manager, Biden for President. “The city of Milwaukee has been an incredible partner and we are committed to highlighting Wisconsin as a key battleground state at our convention this August. This will be a convention for all Americans who wish to join our mission to win the battle for the soul of this nation and build a fairer, more united country for us all.”

Convention planners are also developing new ways to organize and engage online with more voters than ever before during this critical election year. Later this week, convention organizers will launch the first of a series of engagement campaigns that will allow Americans across the country to share their ideas and add their voice to convention programming.

Anchored every night in Milwaukee, the Democratic National Convention will include four nights of programming from August 17-20, 2020. The overall production of the convention’s program—including the satellite broadcasts—will be led by nine-time Emmy-award winning producer Ricky Kirshner. Kirshner has served as the Executive Producer of the Tony Awards since 2004, the Super Bowl Halftime Show—the most-watched television event of the year—since 2007, and has worked on every Democratic National Convention since 1992.

At the convention, Democrats will officially nominate Vice President Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee for president. Through multiple formats and mediums, it will also celebrate the promise of America by featuring the people and their stories that represent the strength and collective humanity of our nation and demonstrate that Vice President Biden is the leader the country needs right now—with the experience, steady hand, and compassion to lead us out of the crisis of the last four years, and strengthen our nation for all Americans.

“Leadership means being able to adapt to any situation,” said DNC Chair Tom Perez. “That’s exactly what we’ve done with our convention. Unlike this president, Joe Biden and Democrats are committed to protecting the health and safety of the American people. I couldn’t be prouder of the way our team has organized and mobilized to get out the vote and ensure a successful convention anchored in Wisconsin, and I’m grateful for the extraordinary leadership of our partners in the city of Milwaukee. Donald Trump’s days in the Oval Office are numbered.”

Additional updates unveiled by the Democratic National Convention Committee today include:

·  Conducting official business without risking public health—After consulting with public health officials about the COVID-19 pandemic, convention organizers are announcing today that they have determined state delegations should not plan to travel to Milwaukee and should plan to conduct their official convention business remotely. A process is being developed to ensure all delegates can cast their votes on all convention matters, including the presidential nomination, remotely during the convention. DNC standing committee meetings will take place virtually as well, with the first standing committee meetings set for the last week of July.  

·  Announcing our Convention Chair—U.S. Representative Bennie Thompson will serve as Permanent Chair of the 2020 Democratic National Convention. The Convention Chair presides over all official convention business.

·  Developing robust health protocols—In addition to continued collaboration with local, state, and federal public health officials, the DNCC is bringing on nationally-renowned epidemiologists and infectious disease experts Dr. W. Ian Lipkin and Dr. Larry Brilliant, who will help advise on efforts to protect the health and safety of convention staff, attendees, and the people of Wisconsin. Dr. Lipkin, Director of the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia University, is an expert in diagnostic testing and collaborated with the WHO on coronavirus outbreak control for SARS, MERS, and COVID-19. Dr. Brilliant, a former professor of epidemiology, is best known for his work on the successful eradication of smallpox.

·  Updating the convention campus—With fewer people gathering in person at this year’s event, convention planners are modifying the convention campus. All convention proceedings will move from Fiserv Forum to the Wisconsin Center, the convention center located in downtown Milwaukee. Specifics regarding delegation representation on the convention floor will be provided after public health officials complete their assessment of the trajectory and impact of the coronavirus pandemic and determine how many people can safely gather in person later this summer.

·  Eliminating official auxiliary events—Previous conventions have included several large-scale events attended by thousands of people, such as a welcome reception for media and delegates as well as an event for volunteers. In keeping with the commitment to deliver a convention that poses no unnecessary risk to public health, convention organizers will no longer proceed with hosting these in-person parties.

“Everything is on the line this November, which is why we must find creative and forward-looking ways to organize, mobilize, and unite our party around our shared values at the convention so that we can launch Joe Biden to victory this fall,” said Joe Solmonese, CEO of the Democratic National Convention. 

As convention planners continue to monitor the coronavirus health crisis and its impact across the nation, they will continue to examine all options for the success of the convention that ensure the safety of any participants and the host city. More details will be made publicly available as the convention’s plans are further finalized.

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Susie Shannon

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