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May 6, 2022
New Law Requires Oregon Schools To Put Menstrual Products In Boys' Restrooms. Do you understand the reasoning behind putting tampons and pads in boys' restrooms?
May 6, 2022
New Law Requires Oregon Schools To Put Menstrual Products In Boys' Restrooms. Do you understand the reasoning behind putting tampons and pads in boys' restrooms?
May 6, 2022
Most peaceful rights during bom movement 2021. so it seems pretty clear what she is trying to do here. and i think it is dangerous as much as ignorant, dangerous. >> kevin: with fires burning behind them. let me share the menstrual dignity act. this is from governor kate brown in oregon. this is one of those stories where you almost cant believe it until you hear about it. "starting next year products will be available in all restrooms, male, female all gender in every public school in portland ...
May 6, 2022
New Law Requires Oregon Schools To Put Menstrual Products In Boys' Restrooms. Do you understand the reasoning behind putting tampons and pads in boys' restrooms?
May 6, 2022
This fall there will be a new feature in boy restrooms.
May 6, 2022
New Law Requires Oregon Schools To Put Menstrual Products In Boys' Restrooms. Do you understand the reasoning behind putting tampons and pads in boys' restrooms?
May 4, 2022
The split means there’s no shared vision for the post-pandemic future of the nation’s largest metropolis, whose office workers have returned at a slower rate than in most other big cities in the U.S.
May 3, 2022
Adams is supporting state bill S.4937/A.6262, which would make it easier for the city to convert underutilized hotels into affordable housing. According to city officials, this work would come at two-thirds the cost of new construction and could create 25,000 beds. Mayor Adams has been...
May 2, 2022
Mayor Eric Adams is urging Albany to pass a bill that would allow certain underutilized and vacant hotels to be converted into permanent residences for those experiencing homelessness.
April 14, 2022
(Albany, NY) Today, Senator Brian Kavanagh, Chair of the Senate Committee on Housing, Construction and Community Development announced details of the New York State Adopted Budget, which would provide $5.5 billion in capital investments and $2.5 billion in other expenditures for housing and related services, for a total of $8 billion benefitting renters, homeowners, and homeless New Yorkers.