CHN’s Podcast Episode 7: Demystifying Lobbying: How You Can Lobby for Social and Economic Justice
November 15, 2021
CHN’s Podcast Episode 7: Demystifying Lobbying: How You Can Lobby for Social and Economic Justice
November 15, 2021
Head Smacker: Corporations Change Citizenship to Avoid Paying Their Fair Share
Lecia Imbery,
August 21, 2014
Corporate inversion has been all over the news lately. It’s the process by which American corporations renounce their U.S. “citizenship” and, often by buying a smaller company overseas, incorporate in a foreign country, without much change in its operations. This allows these companies to get all the benefits of being...
Fact of the Week: Millions of Part-time Workers are Still Looking for Full-time Work
Lecia Imbery,
August 21, 2014
“Vicki Lira lost her full-time job of 20 years when the printing plant she worked in shut down in 2006. Then she lost a job processing mortgage applications when the housing market crashed. Vicki faced some very difficult years. At times she was homeless. Today she enjoys her part-time job...
When Enough Gets to be Enough
Tamika Middleton,
August 20, 2014
{Editor’s note: We at CHN, like so many nationwide, are dismayed by the violence taking place in Ferguson and want to share the perspectives of people like Tamika Middleton who are taking action. We welcome comments and additional posts.} On Monday night, thousands of people marched through downtown Atlanta in the...
Unemployment Insurance: A 79-Year Old Promise to American Workers That Needs Renewing
Jessica Schieder,
August 15, 2014
This post was originally published on the Center for Effective Government’s blog on August 14. “What was the New Deal?…It was, I think, basically an attitude…that found voice in expressions like ‘the people are what matter to government,’ and ‘a government should aim to give all the people under its jurisdiction the...
Help Create Hunger-free Schools with Community Eligibility
Jessie Hewins,
August 14, 2014
The start of this school year marks the first time that schools in every state will be able to offer the Community Eligibility Provision, a new program that aims to give all students in high poverty schools access to the proper nutrition to learn and thrive. Community eligibility allows schools with...
