What is happening with #reopening Maine K-12 #schools? As the national debate rages over returning to school during the #pandemic, we find out how this difficult issue is being handled in school districts statewide, and how people feel. Live 1-2 pm https://t.co/MzRtxu7yJK
⚠️ACTION ALERT⚠️ 1-2pm @mainecalling is holding a conversation on Reopening Maine’s K-12 schools this fall!
Let’s flood their phone lines and twitter with questions and comments about student rights and education justice in the time of COVID.
@nirav_mainecdc Dr. Shah, when you were asked about the public health protocols in Maine's prisons you referred the reporter to the ME DOC - Do prisoners not deserve public health protections?
@GovJanetMills ran on a pro-LGBTQ+ platform, boasting an endorsement from @EqualityMaine, promising she & her administration would "stand up for LGBTQ+ Mainers." https://t.co/6zUw8cpwGx
We're at the Criminal Justice & Public Safety Committee Work Session on LD 1723: a bill that would allow the MEDOC to move incarcerated women to Long Creek Youth Development Center. Waiting to hear if the bill will pass or be carried over until next session.
Half of these women are incarcerated for drug crimes. Incarcerating mothers who are suffering from substance use disorder is not a compassionate response to the opioid epidemic. We should be reducing our incarceration levels, not increasing the... https://t.co/lQBj7pQAXE
As young leaders in justice system reform and decarceration work in Maine, we reject the premise that decades of strategic efforts to divert and decarcerate Maine’s youth from Long Creek will provide the opening for “Long Creek Women’s Development Center” to be created.