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Newsletter article   August 27, 2024
Join WVEC’s Annual Meeting: Shape WV’s Environmental Future
Registration for the West Virginia Environmental Council (WVEC) Annual Meeting is open. Everyone is welcome, whether you're new to this or a long-time advocate, your voice and ideas matter. Please take advantage of this opportunity to learn about and vote on their legislative priorities and meet the minds behind the efforts. More
Issues: EnergyEnvironment
Newsletter article   August 26, 2024
Join us to learn about Medicare (dis)Advantage ahead of open enrollment
Do you have questions about all of the ads and messaging you are seeing about Medicare Advantage plans? Are you or your loved ones considering enrolling in Medicare during the open enrollment period? Let WV Citizen Action and Physicians for a National Health Plan help you understand the differences, advantages, and disadvantages. More
Issues: Healthcare
Newsletter article   August 26, 2024
People’s Action Strategic Planning Session Update and Direct Action
In July, I joined healthcare organizers from across the country gathered in Minneapolis to share what we are doing to build our base and raise awareness in our communities. We looked to the future and made plans to continue the vital work of bringing power to the people! We ended the weekend with a Care Over Cost direct action in front of UnitedHealth Group Headquarters. More
Issues: Healthcare
Newsletter article   August 26, 2024
CAG Welcomes New Team Member Morgan King
I’m so excited to join the team at CAG focused on climate and energy. I'll be working on a range of issues affecting West Virginian communities, like petrochemicals, hydrogen, CCUS, community air monitoring, and more! We cannot achieve climate justice or a just transition with only technological solutions — community needs must be prioritized. More
Issues: EnergyEnvironment
Newsletter article   August 26, 2024
Poll Workers Power Our Democracy
WV CAG is partnering with Power the Polls this election cycle to recruit a new wave of poll workers. Serving as a poll worker is a great way to give back to your community, support your neighbors, and be part of the democratic process. Join us in making sure our polls — and our democracy — are accessible to everyone who wants to cast their vote.  More
Issues: Democracy
Newsletter article   August 26, 2024
Empowering West Virginians: Organizing Revival Update
The Organizing Revival is a commitment to doubling our base in two years, leaning in to becoming a member-led organization, and dedicating ourselves to knocking on doors, meeting people where they are, and giving them the tools they need to solve problems in their own backyards. We’re proud to say we’re chipping away at it. More
Issues: DemocracyEnergy
Newsletter article   August 26, 2024
Mindy Goes to the White House!
I was honored to be invited to the White House to celebrate the 2nd anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which highlighted the $35 insulin copay cap for Medicare recipients. During my visit, I heard stories from diabetics and doctors telling how the IRA has transformed and saved lives. These stories highlight the importance of affordable insulin for everyone. More
Issues: Healthcare
Newsletter article   August 26, 2024
Forward Together: Organizing For Our Future
People’s Action, has developed an aspirational campaign called the ‘Organizing Revival,’ which we have fully embraced as a major project. With your help, we can grow our movement for economic, racial, and environmental justice. Together, we can build the power that will make policymakers pay attention. More
Issues: DemocracyEnergyHealthcare
Citizen Action Group BlogNewsletter article   June 28, 2024
Barbara Fleischauer honored with Rockefeller Award
Members of WVCAG were recently on hand to celebrate as former Delegate Barbara Fleischauer was honored at the Charleston Women’s Club with the West Virginians for Affordable Healthcare Rockefeller award.  This distinguished award was given to Barbara in recognition of her lifetime of tireless work improving access to healthcare for West Virginians.   More
Issues: EconomyFamiliesHealthcare
Citizen Action Group BlogNewsletter article   June 28, 2024
Introducing the Care Over Cost Campaign
Is your insurance company denying the medication or care that you need?  Join us in the Care Over Cost campaign! More
Issues: Civil RightsEconomyFamiliesHealthcare
Newsletter   February 15, 2024
Capital Eye Vol. 17 No. 5
Last week we passed the halfway mark. Tuesday, Feb. 13th, and Monday, Feb. 19th, were/are the last days to introduce bills in the House and Senate respectively. We know it’s challenging to follow session, but please keep up the good work making those calls to lawmakers on your high priority issues! More
Newsletter article   February 15, 2024
Over The Hump & Celebrating E-Day
On Tuesday, we celebrated Environment Day. Our former Director, Norm Steenstra, who was instrumental in the founding of the WV Environmental Council, was one of the main organizers of the very first E-Day. Norm’s family has generously suggested that folks who want to honor his life and legacy do so with a donation to WV Citizen Action. More
Issues: Environment
Newsletter article   February 8, 2024
“Women’s Bill of Rights” is Cover for Culture War
HB 5243 is a bold and discriminatory step in the wrong direction for WV. Transgender West Virginians face serious discrimination in the state and the bill would further give a foothold to restrictive values by making wholly incorrect statements regarding gender, sex, and identity into law.  More
Newsletter   January 31, 2024
Capital Eye Vol. 17 No. 3
Week four has seen the introduction of 1,388 bills in the House and 613 in the Senate as of today, Jan. 31, 2024. We’re talking with legislators all the time about bills we support and oppose, but when they hear from the voters back home, they really pay attention! This is where your actions as a citizen can make a difference! As you read through this update take a few minutes to send a personal note to your legislators on issues that resonate with you.  More
Action Alert   January 30, 2024
E-Day Advocacy Webinar on February 6th
Join WV Environmental Council lobbyists Lucia Valentine and Isabel Stellato on Tuesday, Feb. 6, at 7 pm for a free webinar to get up-to-date information on bills we are tracking and talking points for meeting with key legislators during the legislative session. If you missed our Advocacy 101 webinar, you can find a recording and other resources here. More
Issues: Environment
Newsletter   January 24, 2024
Capital Eye Vol. 17 No. 2
The Legislature is now in full swing and living up to its reputation as the ‘Bad Idea Factory’, as Delegate Mike Pushkin (D-Kanawha) often refers to it. On the bright side, the pace of new bills being introduced has slowed, but we are approaching 1,600. The break down is 1,055 House bills and 543 Senate bills. And it's not all bad — there are some good things happening, too — like the rescheduled ‘Save Our Solar’ Rally happening this Saturday, Jan. 27 at 2PM in the Lower Rotunda. More
Newsletter article   December 20, 2023
The Three Facets of WV Citizen Action: A 50 Year Legacy!
David Grubb and friends came together in 1974 with a vision, lots of energy, and enthusiasm to build WV CAG. More
Newsletter article   December 20, 2023
ARCH2 – an Update
A hydrogen hub would burden ratepayers and taxpayers since these projects are fundamentally uneconomic and require significant public subsidy.  More
Newsletter article   December 20, 2023
Kanawha State Forest Gas Well Tour – Update
When tested, three of the five sites had detectable gas leaks using the handheld monitors — Phew! Many are close to homes as the ones recently brought to our attention in a neighborhood within the Charleston city limits... More
Newsletter article   December 20, 2023
Upcoming Events
Visit WVCAG.org/event-calendar for more information and other events. More
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