LA Sentinel | March 18, 2021

Non-Profit Organizations Discuss Budget Plan that Address Highly Impacted Communities: Making Los Angeles Whole

The voice of South L.A. was amplified by community leaders on March 10, at the “Making Los Angeles Whole” round table discussion. They spoke candidly about the means of a financial arrangement for the anticipated $1 billion dollars coming from...

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KCBS-LA (CBS) | March 11, 2021 |

SEIU union members schedule vaccines for women in community

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ABC7 | March 10, 2021

Stimulus Update: COVID relief bill passed by house includes 1.35 billion for city of LA

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American Progress | March 10, 2021

A Profile of Immigrant Women in the Workforce

Immigrant women are integral members of U.S. society, working across industries that serve all communities and spur economic growth. As the pandemic continues to disproportionately affect women in the workforce, future policy must consider the contributions and needs of immigrant...

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Estrella TV KRCA 62 | March 8, 2021

SEIU members spread awareness of vaccine on women’s history day

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KCAL-LA | March 8, 2021

Councilwoman joins SEIU to conduct outreach and schedule vaccines

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KCAL-LA | March 8, 2021

Monica Rodriguez joins SEIU union members to schedule vaccines for local women

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The New York Times | March 5, 2021

Can Long Term Care Employers Require Staff Members to be Vaccinated?

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Good Morning America | February 4, 2021

How the pandemic has affected front-line caregivers

April Verrett, president of California’s largest long-term care union, discusses the vaccine rollout and how communities of color and nursing home workers have been hit hardest by the pandemic.

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The Washington Post | January 11, 2021

Vaccines were a chance to redeem failures in the U.S. coronavirus response. What went wrong?

Two promising coronavirus vaccine candidates were speeding through trials in September when the country’s top public health agency invited states to submit plans describing how they would get the shots to millions of people. It was an opportunity, eight months after the...

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The Washington Post | January 11, 2021

Vaccines were a chance to redeem failures in the U.S. coronavirus response. What went wrong?

Two promising coronavirus vaccine candidates were speeding through trials in September when the country’s top public health agency invited states to submit plans describing how they would get the shots to millions of people. It was an opportunity, eight months after the...

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