The best known candidate may be the challenger, Adrian Garcia - Houston Chronicle

Hi Debbie,  Early Voting begins in one week and I need your help! See the calendar below and let me know how you can volunteer to reach as many voters as possible. If you have questions about Early Voting, visit www.AdrianGarcia.com/Vote. And, in case you missed it, there was a lot of very positive media coverage about my candidacy for County Commissioner last week. I've included it for you to see and to share with others who are looking for good information about why I'm running. The best known candidate may be the challenger, Adrian Garcia - Houston Chronicle Off the Kuff with Adrian Garcia Charles Kuffner interview with Adrian Garcia - Houston Chronicle Here are some opportunities for you to participate and help. More info at the links below: TUE, OCT 16 Bay Area Phone Bank 6PM-8PM Pasadena Phone Bank 6PM-8PM  WED, OCT 17 Spanish Language Town Hall on Education Denver Harbor Multi-Service Center  THUR, OCT 18 Bilingual Phone Bank in Pasadena  5:30PM North Main Phone Bank 5:30PM Junta con Adrián 6PM   SAT, OCT 20 Café con Adrián Manny's Mexican Grill - Aldine 11:30AM Bay Area Pollution & Health Roundtable 2:00PM  SUN, OCT 21 Meet & Greet  at the Law offices of Silvia Mintz See you this week! Adrian

Adrian Garcia for Harris County Commissioner Mail: P.O. Box 56386, Houston TX 77256 HQ: 4110 N. Main Street, Houston TX 77009 (832)429-5465 Pol. Adv. Adrian Garcia Campaign

Texas Community Nutrition Summit Houston

FOOD | NUTRITION | AGRICULTURE | HEALTHY COMMUNITIES

 

Texas Community Nutrition Summit

Houston

November 2, 2018

9-4pm

 

Keynote Topic:

 

Prescribing Veggies to Patients: Educating the

Under-Informed & Poorly-Nourished

Methodist Hospital

 

Join us and some of these attending organizations:

 

• Texas A&M School of Public Health
• UT-Rio Grande Valley
• Metropolitan Health District-San Antonio
• United States Department of Agriculture, Food & Nutrition Services
• Texas WIC Program
• University of Texas San Antonio
• UT School of Public Health
• Houston Independent School District
• East Fort Bend County Human Needs Ministry
• Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
• Brazoria County Dream Center
• AgriLife Expanded Food & Nutrition Program
• Memorial Hermann Health Centers for Schools
• City of Beaumont
• Houston Area Urban League
• Memorial Hermann Hospital
• Target Hunger
• YMCA International
• City of Austin
• UT Health Science Center – Houston
• Boys & Girls Clubs
• BakerRipley
• Round Rock ISD/Aramark
• American Heart Association
• Northwest Assistance Ministries
• City of Dallas WIC Program
• Katy ISD
• City of Houston Health Department
• Texas Health & Human Services Commission
• Baylor Scott & White Health
• Catholic Charities
• Seton Medical Center Austin
• & others from across the state 

 

About the Summit:

The Texas Community Nutrition Summit on November 2^nd brings together statewide leaders and stakeholders in community nutrition for a full day of networking, data sharing and awareness about the critical role nutrition plays in low-income and underserved communities. The one-day Summit provides data and information about the state of nutrition in Texas from various community sectors such as government, public health, schools, faith & community-based organizations.   The Summit is the only statewide community nutrition focused event in Texas.  Breakfast & lunch are provided.  Seating is limited.

 

REGISTER: https://texas-community-nutrition-summit.eventbrite.com

Congressman Al Green's Statement on the USCIS Public Charge Rule

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October 16, 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION Kwentoria A. Williams  Tuesday, October 16, 2018 Cell Phone: 202-430-0125   Email: algreenpress@mail.house.gov Congressman Al Green's Statement on the USCIS Public Charge Rule (Houston, TX) - Congressman Al Green made the following statement regarding the public charge rule that was officially published in the Federal Register on Wednesday, October 10, 2018:    “The United States of America has long been the land of the free and home of the brave; a beacon of hope and a loadstone for everyone from every place. Although centuries of politics and international catastrophes have caused America’s welcoming spirit of inclusion to become more regulated, it has still been extended to the haves and the have-nots. However, the Trump Administration has made several attempts to not only eliminate America’s welcome to many vulnerable immigrant populations but also to end our embrace of lawful, law-abiding immigrants. This administration has abandoned the spirit of welcome emblazoned on our Statue of Liberty: ‘Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.’ This is evident in the shameful new proposed public charge policy. “This new public charge proposal published by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is but another example of the cruel and divisive policies emanating from the Trump administration. This was evidenced by the President’s attempt to ban Muslims from entering our country. It was evidenced by his patronizing and belittling ‘s---hole countries’ statement regarding certain African, Latin American, and Caribbean nations whilein the Oval Office. Currently, it is evidenced by his aim to slant our immigration system in favor of the haves, to the detriment of the have-nots referenced on our Statue of Liberty – those who may need a temporary hard hand up not a permanent hand out.   “Ours is a country whose economy is sustained in part by immigrants, those ‘tired, poor, huddled masses yearning to breathe free.’ This new public charge policy is but a stealthy attempt at showcasing a ‘welcome’ sign to the haves while displaying a ‘do not enter’ sign to the have-nots.”  # # #

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Women Who Mean Business Awards

  

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The promo code for your member to receive 15% off tickets: YWCA15 

GENERAL INFORMATION:

EVENT: Women Who Mean Business Awards Dinner

DATE: Thursday, October 18

TIME: 6 PM to 9 PM

LOCATION: Hilton Americas Houston Hotel – 1600 Lamar Street, Houston, TX 77010

SPONSORS:

• PLATINUM: Wells Fargo
• GOLD: Burns & McDonnell
• SILVER: Comcast Business
• DESSERT SPONSOR: Baker Mckenzie

ATTIRE: Business Cocktail

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT WINNER: SUSAN D. SAROFIM, Chief Executive Officer, Brooke Staffing Companies and New Orleans Auction Galleries; and Co-Founder: To Educate All Children (TEACH)

Mailing Address:
YWCA - Houston
6309 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Houston, TX 77021
US

Contact Name: Terri Davis
Telephone Number: (713) 868-9922