Photo: Virginia Organizing leaders at a Lynchburg health care rally Just ahead of the General Assembly special session on Wednesday, April 11, the Washington Post published this editorial calling on t ...
Read More »For Immediate Release: Monday, April 2 Richmond, Va. — Last week, Senator Mark Warner and Senator Tim Kaine, along with 41 other senators, sent a letter to Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) ...
Read More »What: Protest asking Senator Warner to remove his name from the Madden Bill; protest of predatory lending When: Tuesday, March 27, 5 p.m. – 6 p.m. Where: ACE Cash Express, 4213 Portsmouth Blvd, Portsm ...
Read More »What: Media conference with speakers from PATHS, Virginia Organizing, and community leaders When: Friday, March 23 at 9:30 a.m. Where: Piedmont Access to Health Services (PATHS), 705 Main St., Danvill ...
Read More »From the Daily Progress. If you are struggling to get by, even a small tax cut makes a difference. If the Trump tax cut were just a boost in pay for workers, no one would be complaining. The problem i ...
Read More »All of our chapters are working this month on immigration reform. We want to see Congress pass a clean Dream Act to protect recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals act (DACA) from dep ...
Read More »Lisa Taylor’s parents were from Lynchburg, but she grew up in New York while her father went to Cornell University. She came to live in Lynchburg more recently. Her son has grown up in Lynchburg and a ...
Read More »February 2018 Dear Friend, I am excited to write to you as a member of the Eastern Shore Chapter, the newest chapter of Virginia Organizing! I would like to share my experience of the ...
Read More »From our friends at @StopTheDebtTrap: With all the news to worry about these days, Virginia voters might not have noticed our two U.S. Senators getting behind a major new bank giveaway bill. Perhaps S ...
Read More »Charlottesville leader, Valerie Washington, has published this fierce op-ed about predatory lending in the Roanoke Times. We hope Senator Mark Warner will listen! To contact his office, call: 202-224- ...
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