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A Poor People’s Hearing, Part II
@ Laney College Forum
12:00 pm
Rally for Kaiser workers!
@ 1 Kaiser Plaza
Rally for Kaiser workers!
@ 1 Kaiser Plaza
Apr 17 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Kaiser National Union of Healthcare Worker (NUHW) members have been in bargaining with Kaiser management for almost nine months. They staged a five-day strike in December, including a picket in front of Richmond Kaiser, which drew electeds such as Councilmember Eduardo Martinez. Despite tremendous support from various allies, with over 80 elected and community leaders signing strong letters of support, Kaiser has still refused to budge on key issues: ensuring patients have timely access to mental health services (some patients seeking mental health services have to wait two months!) and … Continued
6:00 pm
Nurses Present on Medicare for All
@ Taylor Memorial Church
Nurses Present on Medicare for All
@ Taylor Memorial Church
Apr 17 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
 Our for-profit health care system has failed communities of color and struggling families and individuals. Even after the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, our health care system still leaves nearly 30 million individuals uninsured and at least 40 million who can’t afford to use the insurance they have. The ability to see a provider or the ability to afford needed medications have not improved for communities of color, regardless of the expansion of insurance coverage. Insurance continues to be confusing, constantly changing, and unaffordable, having harsh impacts on communities of color. Race and income impact the care you get—or don’t get. … Continued
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APTP General Membership Meeting
@ EastSide Arts Alliance
APTP General Membership Meeting
@ EastSide Arts Alliance
Apr 17 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
APTP meets the third Wednesday of every month. This month we’ll be talking about our state and local campaigns to limit the police use of force. We’ll also have some updates on organizing in Vallejo in response to multiple police killings and brutality. Join us to find out how you can get involved. This space is wheelchair accessible. Please contact us for any additional accessibility questions or concerns.66383
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