Blog Archives for October, 2009
Congress Passes Historic Hate Crimes Legislation
Matt Separa — October 26, 2009 — 3 Comments
After approval in the Senate, protection for LGBT community against hate crimes goes to President's desk.Religious Nonsense in Health Reform
Matt Separa — October 20, 2009
Current healthcare bills in Congress would mandate coverage of "alternative religious and spiritual treatments" by providers.DC School Voucher Program Still Under Debate
Matt Separa — October 19, 2009
The Senate is considering potentially reauthorizing funds for the Washington DC School Voucher program.Senate Finance Committee Healthcare Bill
Matt Separa — October 15, 2009
The Senate Finance Committee Healthcare Bill provides for both abstinence only and other pregnancy prevention programsOPP Attends President’s Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships
Matt Separa — October 14, 2009
On Oct. 13th representatives of the OPP attended the President's Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood PartnershipsCenter for Inquiry attends Women Money Power Summit
Lori Sommerfelt — October 14, 2009
Representatives of the Office of Public Policy Attended the Women Money Power Summit Hosted By the Feminist Majority FoundationCFI’s Position on Health Care Reform
Lori Sommerfelt — October 14, 2009
A Summary of CFI's Positions Regarding Current Health Care ReformOne Fifth of DC School Vouchers Were Not Accounted For
Lori Sommerfelt — October 09, 2009
Senator Durbin finds no record of 385 children that were supposed to be in the program.
