Globally, an estimated one billion people live with untreated vision impairment, and 90% of them are in low- and middle-income countries.
To conduct vision screenings for 11.5 million people, distribute nearly 7 million pairs of eyeglasses, and restore sight for 250,000 people through cataract surgeries, we’re teaming up with Warby Parker and a group of leading partners. Learn more: https://t.co/zvWL05kTZp
@WarbyParker@VisionSpring@sightsavers
Assembly Bill A5241 (preventing warehouses from being built 1,000 feet from historic districts) successfully passed a vote in the Assembly Committee on May 15th. The bill has now been referred to the Assembly State and Local Government Committee.
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This morning, I attended @ElectwomenNj Brunch in support of Democratic women running for office. The event was held at the @AlicePaulInstit, birthplace and home of the prominent women's suffragist and activist. #WomenInPolitics#NJ
Today, I started the morning off in Monmouth County for a warm cup of coffee with New Jerseyans at Woody’s Towne Cafe in Allentown. We talked about the issues that are most important to NJ families — including addressing the cost of housing and groceries.
Thanks to Allentown Mayor Tom Fritts, Councilwoman @EricaDekranes, @Kemani_Scott_, and Monmouth County Young Democrats President Devin Mulroy for joining us!
Thanks for the interview and for covering our fight 💪🏻🌳. Opposition continues against warehouse proposed for Upper Freehold https://t.co/KJ9Zy1l0Kf via @NJSpotlightNews
TODAY is Primary Election Day. As we vote, let's remember the importance of our civic duty. 150 years ago today, Congress voted to help women gain the right to vote. June 4, 1919 is a milestone that reminds us of the power of our participation in the democratic process.