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Q&A: Representative Eileen Cody on the 2021 session - State of Reform

Q&A: Representative Eileen Cody on the 2021 session Sydney Kurle | Apr 28, 2021 Share this: Representative Eileen Cody was raised on her family’s farm in Iowa. After earning her associate’s and a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing, Cody began a 40 year career in nursing at Kaiser Permanente in Seattle. In addition to her work at Kaiser Permanente, Cody is a founding member of the District 1199 NW/SEIU Hospital and Health Care Employees Union. First appointed and subsequently elected to the House of Representatives in 1994, Cody has dedicated her legislative career to achieving affordable, quality health care for all residents of Washington State. 

Diverse Coalition Urging Passage Of First Ever Climate Legislation

Diverse Coalition Urging Passage Of First Ever Climate Legislation Business, Environmental, Labor & Social Justice Groups Join Together on SB 5126 News provided by Share this article Share this article SEATTLE, March 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/  A diverse group of business leaders, social justice advocates, environmentalists, labor and philanthropists are joining together to call on the Washington State Legislature to pass the Climate Commitment Act, the state s largest investment in creating a clean economy while generating billions of dollars that will be fairly and equitably invested across the state. The bill is being heard today in the Washington State Senate Ways and Means Committee. 

Diverse Coalition Urging Passage Of First Ever Climate Legislation

Diverse Coalition Urging Passage Of First Ever Climate Legislation
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What do lobbyists think are the top health priorities this session in Washington? - State of Reform

What do lobbyists think are the top health priorities this session in Washington? Sydney Kurle | Mar 8, 2021 Share this:     This session is a unique one for lobbyists, who typically do a lot of their work in the hallways of the Capitol building. Amy Brackenbury, who lobbies on behalf of the Washington State Public Health Association and the Public Health Roundtable, said it’s been much harder to get things done. “I had a thing earlier this year where it took three Zoom meetings with a bunch of different people to try and figure out something that normally would have been resolved in a two-minute hallway conversation. Every communication has to be intentional, because you’re not just bumping into people and saying ‘oh hey I needed to talk to you about this thing.’ So every communication has to be intentional and it makes it a lot harder to be accessible. And if someone doesn’t want to talk to you, it’s a lot easier for them to do that now.”

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