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Today California celebrates Harvey Milk

Today California celebrates Harvey Milk



In 1977, Harvey Milk became the first openly gay elected official in California history. Representing the Castro on San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors, Milk quickly introduced an ordinance to outlaw discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation; the law passed 11-1. He was instrumental in boosting the visibility of the gay community, and had a knack for building broad coalitions between marginalized groups, unions, and activists.Harvey Milk was senselessly murdered on November 27, 1978, but his legacy continues to inspire generations of LGBTQ+ leaders. In 2009, Milk was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama. These are the stories that make up the California Democratic Party.   We are proud to uplift the leaders, groundbreakers, and movement makers at the forefront of the fight for inclusion and democratic values in California.  Your support amplifies their work and creates more opportunity for millions of California leaders.  Grow our party: Add your name to help us empower and organize the next generation of California Democrats




 

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Today California celebrates Harvey Milk

An update on the Congressional District Caucuses to elect delegates to the Democratic National Convention

To participate in the virtual caucuses, you must request your online ballot by May 28th @ 5PM.

Dear California Democrats,

Due to the extension of “stay at home” orders across the state, the upcoming Congressional District Caucuses to elect delegates to the Democratic National Convention will take place virtually and delegates will be selected through an online process managed by the Presidential campaigns.

To participate in the virtual caucuses, you must request your online ballot HERE. Online ballot requests will be accepted through May 28th @ 5PM. Please note, you must be a registered Democrat and you must be registered in the congressional district for which you’ve requested a ballot. To check and see which Congressional District you live in, please visit: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative.

Only registered Democrats will receive an online ballot.

The process timeline is as follows:

  • May 19 – May 28 at 5:00 PM, Ballot request period
  • June 5, Ballots emailed to you from the Presidential campaigns (Biden, Bloomberg, Sanders & Warren)
  • June 5 – June 7 at 5:00 PM, Ballot return period
  • June 7 at 5:00 PM, Deadline to complete online ballots
  • June 9, Results tabulated and finalized by campaigns

Please email Delegate2020@cadem.org if you have any questions.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Sincerely,
The CADEM Team

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THURS: Rep. Cox Hosts Webinar for Educators with Library of Congress

THURS: Rep. Cox Hosts Webinar for Educators with Library of Congress

Rep. Cox is partnering with the nonpartisan Library of Congress to host a teacher resource webinar. Please share this webinar with your education and teacher networks. This is open to folks in education K – 16.

“We should be making as many resources available as possible to our Central Valley teachers who continue to deliver lessons remotely despite the ongoing public health crisis,”

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 18, 2020

CONTACT: Joel Kasnetz, CA21TC.Press@mail.house.gov  

 Rep. TJ Cox to Host Interactive Webinar with the Library of Congress for Local Educators   

Today, Rep. TJ Cox announced he will be hosting a webinar with the Library of Congress on May 21st at 3 pm for local educators. 

The Library of Congress has millions of primary sources available for free online. Teaching with primary sources is a powerful way to help students engage with content, build their critical thinking skills, and construct knowledge. 

 

“We should be making as many resources available as possible to our Central Valley educators who continue to deliver lessons remotely despite the ongoing public health crisis,” said Rep. TJ Cox. “The Library of Congress has an array of online tools that teachers can add to their skill set as online instruction continues in school districts throughout the Central Valley.” 

 

This is an opportunity for educators in California’s 21st Congressional District to discover and discuss the most effective techniques for using Library of Congress primary sources in the classroom. Teaching strategies, outstanding primary sources, lesson plans, teacher resources, and current thinking on effective classroom practice are all open for discussion. 

Who: Rep. TJ Cox and the Library of Congress 

What: Webinar for Central Valley teachers 

When: May 21, 2020 at 3:00 pm PST 

RSVP HERE 

 

 

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$4 Million in COVID-19 Assistance Approved!

$4 Million in COVID-19 Assistance Approved!

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Esmeralda Soria Fresno City Councilmember District 1

Dear resident, 


Yesterday, I introduced two resolutions that were approved by council and will bring much needed financial assistance to small businesses, micro farmers, and renters affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic. 

The first resolution adds an additional $2 million for small business grants to be added to the existing Save Our Small Businesses Program. $5,000 and $10,000 grants will be awarded.

This resolution also appropriates $1.5 million to create a Housing Retention Grant program to assist Fresno families impacted by job loss or reduction in hours related to COVID-19. These grants of $500 (individual) or $1,000 (family) will assist tenants with rent and housing related expenses or could make payments to the landlord directly with an agreement of a rent reduction.

Also approved is a resolution that provides assistance to micro farmers affected due to COVID-19 restaurant & fresh market closures. In partnership with the Asian Business Institute & Resource Center appropriating $500,000 in CARES ACT funds to provide $1,000 grants for farmers. Farmers will donate all surplus products to Central CA Food Bank Distribution Partners for distribution to the community.

Thank you for you support and your patience as we continue to identify funds to assist our impacted community members.

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,

Ayer, presenté dos resoluciones que fueron aprobadas por el consejo y brindarán la asistencia financiera que tanto necesitan los pequeños negocios, los micro agricultores y los inquilinos afectados por la pandemia COVID-19.

La primera resolución agrega $2 millones adicionales para becas para pequeños negocios al programa existente Salvemos a Nuestros Negocios Pequeños. Se otorgarán becas de $5,000 y $10,000.

Esta resolución tambien asigna $1.5 millones para crear un programa de Becas de Retención de Vivienda para ayudar a las familias de Fresno afectadas por la pérdida de trabajo o la reducción de horas relacionadas con COVID-19. Estas becas de $500 (individual) o $ 1,000 (familia) ayudarán a los inquilinos con los gastos relacionados con el alquiler y la vivienda o podrían realizar pagos al propietario directamente con un acuerdo de reducción de la renta.

También se aprobó una resolución que brinda asistencia a los micro granjeros afectados debido a los cierres de restaurantes y mercados frescos por COVID-19. En asociación con el Asian Business Institute & Resource Center asignando $500,000 en fondos de CARES ACT para proporcionar becas de $1,000 a los agricultores. Los agricultores donarán todos los productos excedentes a los socios de distribución del Banco de Alimentos de CA Central para su distribución a la comunidad.

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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Free Face Mask Drive-Thru this Monday!

Free Face Mask Drive-Thru this Monday!

 

 

Free Face Masks for You and Your Family

Access to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is critical to ensuring we all do our part to flatten the COVID-19 curve. That’s why I’m proud to join Councilwoman Esmeralda Soria in hosting a free fask mask drive for our community this Monday. 

What: 
Free Face Mask Drive-Thru

When: Monday, May 18th | 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

Where: Fresno City College | Parking Lot along McKinley Avenue
 

Here for you,

 
 
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State Center Community College District
 
 
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