Voter ID amendment debated at Metro State | TwinCities.com – 10/4/12

Friday, 05 October 2012 14:48

By Doug Belden, dbelden@pioneerpress.com
Posted: 10/04/2012 12:01:00 AM CDT; Updated: 10/04/2012 11:21:24 PM CDT

Voter ID “might look like common-sense reform,” but it will result in “an extreme makeover of our election system,” warned an opponent of the state’s proposed photo ID amendment at a debate Thursday evening, Oct. 4.

Clergy Launch Faith in Democracy Campaign to Defeat the Voter Restriction Amendment

Thursday, 13 September 2012 10:59

On September 13, 50 clergy from the Jewish, Muslim and Christian faith traditions held a press conference at the State Capitol to launch the Faith in Democracy Campaign in an effort to defeat the voter restriction amendment because of its impact on the elderly, the young, people of color, and the poor.

Leaders to Tour Bassett Creek Valley Redevelopment Site

Monday, 18 June 2012 10:34

You may have heard of the Harrison Neighborhood in North Minneapolis. It’s a wonderfully diverse place, where 71% of the residents are people of color. It is surrounded by natural assets, just west of downtown Minneapolis and east of beautiful Wirth Park. Yet 37% of the neighborhood lives in poverty, more than double the rate of the rest of the city.

Harrison Neighborhood residents worked for over a decade to develop a community plan for the redevelopment of one of the few tracts of land that can be developed near downtown. The plan was officially adopted by the City in 2008, and would provide the following:

Metropolitan Council Update

Monday, 21 May 2012 09:32

One of the Metropolitan Council’s major responsibilities is to prepare a Regional Development Framework for the seven-county metropolitan area. The Regional Development Framework is the story of who we want to be over the next 30 years. The Met Council has the power to shape a story that draws people together and creates a better community.

Governor Dayton Welcomes ISAIAH’s Equity Work with Metropolitan Council – 2/12/12

Monday, 13 February 2012 17:29

Council Chair Haigh Joins 650 ISAIAH Leaders in Struggle for Racial and Economic Equity

Governor Mark Dayton and members of the Metropolitan Council joined more than 650 faith leaders at a summit on Sunday, February 12, to launch a partnership to make sure that racial and economic equity become a priority to the plans and decisions of the Council.

Governor Dayton addressed the crowd and said, “I welcome ISAIAH’s involvement with the Met Council.”

Other Issue Work

Voter ID amendment debated at Metro State | TwinCities.com – 10/4/12

Clergy Launch Faith in Democracy Campaign to Defeat the Voter Restriction Amendment

Leaders to Tour Bassett Creek Valley Redevelopment Site

Metropolitan Council Update

Governor Dayton Welcomes ISAIAH’s Equity Work with Metropolitan Council – 2/12/12

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Voter ID amendment debated at Metro State | TwinCities.com – 10/4/12

Clergy Launch Faith in Democracy Campaign to Defeat the Voter Restriction Amendment

Leaders to Tour Bassett Creek Valley Redevelopment Site

Metropolitan Council Update

Governor Dayton Welcomes ISAIAH’s Equity Work with Metropolitan Council – 2/12/12

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