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Review the Week: 4 Can't Miss Posts [July 24, 2020]

July 23, 2020
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ICYMI: Honoring our leaders, protecting healthcare, improving financial strength and rising for workers -- all in a week's work for the MomsRising community! Check out these 4 posts you loved, shared or might have missed for the week ending July 24, 2020. 

1. BLOG: JOIN our National Day of Action for Unemployment Insurance!

It's only days until the $600 per week expanded unemployment insurance benefit EXPIRES. 

This is an all-hand-on-deck moment to protect this critical safety net. 

ACT NOW: Read this post 

2. INSTAGRAM: Honoring Reverend Vivian and Rep. John Lewis

We honor the legacies of two civil rights leaders who have passed in the last day.⁣⠀

SEE THE POST: Rev. Vivian and Rep. Lewis

3. BLOG: Alternatives to Look Into When Losing Health Insurance

With the current moment we are in with the pandemic, health insurance is more important than ever. If you or a loved one have lost their insurance, there are several options. 

LEARN MORE: Read the post

4. BLOG: Delivering Human Services During the Pandemic: Interviewing Michelle Rhone-Collins, CEO LIFT

We asked LIFT’s CEO, Michelle Rhone-Collins, what LIFT has learned during the pandemic and how it adjusted its work to respond to families’ needs. LIFT is a human service organization that works in underserved communities of color in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, and Washington, D.C.

DIVE IN: Read the post

 

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