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X-WR-CALDESC:++Please note that the date of this event has changed from Fri
 day\, November 20\, to Thursday\, November 19.\n\nWisconsin’s elected offi
 cials are at the forefront of major legislation that would help get people
  back to work amid the economic crisis created by COVID-19. Senator Tammy 
 Baldwin coauthored The Jobs for Economic Recovery Act of 2020\, which she 
 introduced in the US Senate in July. Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-4) coaut
 hored its companion bill in the US House. The bill would immediately expan
 d subsidized Transitional Jobs programs and finance six months of wages fo
 r unemployed workers to meet the needs of employers and workers suffering 
 because of the pandemic.\n\nHear from Senator Baldwin and Congresswoman Mo
 ore during this virtual town hall on The Jobs for Economic Recovery Act on
  November 19\, from 3 to 4 p.m. Sponsored by Community Advocates Public Po
 licy Institute and Citizen Action of Wisconsin\, this session will provide
  an overview of the legislation and its path to enactment\, make connectio
 ns to climate change and jobs equity policies and outcomes\, and offer a Q
 &A period with these elected officials.\n\nThe session will be facilitated
  by Julie Kerksick\, Senior Policy Advocate at Community Advocates Public 
 Policy Institute\, who serves on the Milwaukee City/County Task Force on C
 limate Change and Economic Equity.\n\nThis session will be offered on Zoom
 . RSVPs are required. Contact Lisa Kaiser at lkaiser@communityadvocates.ne
 t by Tuesday\, November 17\, if you need special accommodation to particip
 ate.\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:++Please note that the date of this event has changed from Frid
 ay\, November 20\, to Thursday\, November 19.\n\nWisconsin’s elected offic
 ials are at the forefront of major legislation that would help get people 
 back to work amid the economic crisis created by COVID-19. Senator Tammy B
 aldwin coauthored The Jobs for Economic Recovery Act of 2020\, which she i
 ntroduced in the US Senate in July. Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-4) coauth
 ored its companion bill in the US House. The bill would immediately expand
  subsidized Transitional Jobs programs and finance six months of wages for
  unemployed workers to meet the needs of employers and workers suffering b
 ecause of the pandemic.\n\nHear from Senator Baldwin and Congresswoman Moo
 re during this virtual town hall on The Jobs for Economic Recovery Act on 
 November 19\, from 3 to 4 p.m. Sponsored by Community Advocates Public Pol
 icy Institute and Citizen Action of Wisconsin\, this session will provide 
 an overview of the legislation and its path to enactment\, make connection
 s to climate change and jobs equity policies and outcomes\, and offer a Q&
 A period with these elected officials.\n\nThe session will be facilitated 
 by Julie Kerksick\, Senior Policy Advocate at Community Advocates Public P
 olicy Institute\, who serves on the Milwaukee City/County Task Force on Cl
 imate Change and Economic Equity.\n\nThis session will be offered on Zoom.
  RSVPs are required. Contact Lisa Kaiser at lkaiser@communityadvocates.net
  by Tuesday\, November 17\, if you need special accommodation to participa
 te.\n\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20201119T150000
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LOCATION:Watch on Zoom
SUMMARY:The Jobs for Economic Recovery Act Virtual Town Hall w/ Sen. Baldwi
 n and Rep. Moore
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