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Thank you for confirming your attendance for our 2024 Parent Empowerment Kickoff Party!

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Hemos\ndecidido celebrar un evento VIRTUAL el jueves, 15 de junio a las 4:30 PM EST en\nlugar de este domingo. Muchas personas con las que hablamos expresaron su deseo\nde asistir, pero no pudieron asistir a un evento en persona despu\u00e9s del\ndesfile. Esperamos que este evento virtual le permita a m\u00e1s de ustedes unirse y\naprender sobre c\u00f3mo las leyes de expropiaci\u00f3n de Puerto Rico ponen en riesgo a\ntodos los propietarios y comunidades, y lo que es m\u00e1s importante, qu\u00e9 pueden\nhacer al respecto. Reg\u00edstrese aqu\u00ed.

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We have decided to hold a VIRTUAL event on Thursday, June 15^th\nat 4:30 PM EST instead of this Sunday. Many folks we spoke to expressed a\ndesire to attend but could not make it to an in-person event after the parade.\nWe hope this virtual event will allow more of you to join and learn about how\nPuerto Rico\u2019s expropriation laws put all homeowners and communities at risk,\nand more importantly, what YOU can do about it. Register here.

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Puerto Rico tiene algunas de las peores leyes sobre la expropiaci\u00f3n forzosa.
Muchos Boricuas han perdido sus casas por razones injustas o corruptas.

La expropiaci\u00f3n es el poder del gobierno para apoderarse de la propiedad privada, incluso si el propietario no quiere vender. Pero\n hay limitaciones importantes en este poder. Seg\u00fan las Constituciones de\n los Estados Unidos y Puerto Rico, estas expropiaciones deben ser para \nun uso p\u00fablico, como una carretera o una escuela, y se debe pagar al \npropietario compensaci\u00f3n justa por su propiedad. Pero durante d\u00e9cadas, \nlos municipios y agencias en Puerto Rico han abusado de este poder para \nrobar a las personas de sus hogares, peque\u00f1as empresas, y \ncomunidades, para beneficiar intereses privados y para proyectos mal \nconcebidos. Usando la promesa de desarrollo econ\u00f3mico como \njustificaci\u00f3n, estas ciudades y agencias han transferido la propiedad de\n Boricuas trabajadores a desarrolladores ricos para usos puramente \nprivados o esfuerzos mal planificados administrados por el gobierno, \nsolo para que esas promesas nunca se materialicen. Durante el proceso, \nestas expropiaciones forzosas abusivas destruyen vidas.

Estamos trabajando para proteger los derechos de due\u00f1os de casas, negocios, y comunidades.
Pero, necesitamos su ayuda!

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Puerto Rico has some of the worst eminent domain laws.\nMany Puerto Ricans have lost their homes for unfair or corrupt reasons.

Eminent domain is the government's power to seize private property, even if the owner does not want to sell. But there are important limitations on this power. Under\n the Constitutions of the United States and Puerto Rico, these \nexpropriations must be for a public use, such as a highway or a school, \nand just compensation must be paid to the owner for their property. But\n for decades, municipalities and agencies in Puerto Rico have abused \nthis power to steal homes, small businesses, and communities, to benefit\n private interests, and for ill-conceived projects. Using \nthe promise of economic development as justification, these cities and \nagencies have transferred ownership of hard-working Puerto Ricans to \nwealthy developers for purely private uses or poorly planned \ngovernment-run efforts, only to have those promises never materialize. In the process, these abusive uses of eminent domain destroy lives.\n\n

We are working to protect the rights of homeowners, businesses, and communities.\nBut, we need your help!

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Despite being \none of the oldest and most stories professions, barbers face numerous \nbarriers that make a fulfilling career difficult. We want to understand \nwhat barriers barbers are facing and what needs to change so that the \ncraft can continue to thrive. We are the Institute for Justice, a \nnational nonprofit that has worked to reduce barriers in the beauty \nindustry for the last twenty years. We have been talking to barbers \nacross the country and we want to hear your thoughts!

Complaints we have heard from barbers:

Length of school
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Difficulty obtaining license
High student debt
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Regulations
Struggle hiring skilled workers

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Selling homemade foods like cakes, cookies, and jam is a great way for entrepreneurs with big dreams but little capital to start their own small businesses out of their homes. Customers also love buying homemade, local foods from their community. Oregon\u2019s homemade food laws, however, need updating.

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SB 643 reforms Oregon\u2019s cottage food law by adopting the best practices of other states. SB 643 clarifies and improves the cottage food law by:

1. Raising the revenue cap from $20,000 to $50,000;

2. Expressly allowing online sales, mail delivery, and sales to retail stores;

3. Protecting the safety of cottage food producers by providing the option to use a unique ID number in place of a home address; and

4. Ensuring that the Department cannot ban pets from the home, which would disqualify a large portion of the populace from this economic opportunity.

Unlike most states, cottage food businesses in Oregon can\u2019t earn more than $20,000 a year in gross revenue. Considering how much it costs to start and run these businesses, most cottage food producers would not be left with much income after hitting this very low revenue cap. Raising the cap to $50,000 will help families across the state help make ends meet.

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Additionally, cottage food producers must put their home address on their product labels. Cottage food entrepreneurs tend to be women of modest means in rural areas, many of whom have children. For this reason, many cottage food producers feel unsafe printing their home address on their baked goods. This bill will allow cottage food bakers to register with the state to receive a unique identification number to replace their home address

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Cottage food producers are not allowed to ship their goods to customers. This bill removes the limits on how and where they can sell their goods by allowing online sales, mail delivery, and sales to retail stores . Lastly, this bill follows in the foot steps of nearly every other state, by preventing the department from disqualifying a person from being a cottage food producer due to owning a pet, given that the pet is kept out of the kitchen during operation.

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We are the Institute for Justice, the nation\u2019s leading advocate in making it easier to sell homemade or \u201ccottage\" foods. Since 2015, we\u2019ve successfully helped improve cottage food laws in 25 states. You can read more about our work here. We can change Oregon's law, but it will take effort from the community. The committee needs to hear from entrepreneurs like you!

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Because of Qualified Immunity (QI), the government officials who abuse Americans' rights are shielded from the consequences of their actions. QI fuels the tragic misconduct that has led to many more unjustifiable abuses and deaths. This is wrong. The Constitution is not an empty promise.

Qualified immunity allows government workers\u2014including police officers, local bureaucrats, public school administrators, and others\u2014to get away with violating victims\u2019 constitutional rights, by protecting them from accountability and lawsuits\u2026even when they act in bad faith.

This isn\u2019t a partisan issue: everyone can agree that if we the people must follow the law, our government must follow the Constitution.

We want to change that\u2014and you can help. We need individuals from all walks of life who are dedicated to justice to help us #EndQualifiedImmunity.

This isn\u2019t a partisan issue: everyone can agree that if we the people must follow the law, our government must follow the Constitution.

We want to change that\u2014and you can help. We need individuals from all walks of life who are dedicated to justice to help us #EndQualifiedImmunity.

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We want to change that\u2014and you can help. We need individuals from all walks of life who are dedicated to justice to help us #EndQualifiedImmunity.

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Learn more at AAQI.org.

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Thank you for participating in Save Burnet Road's Code Complaint Campaign.

Beginning in 2021, Onondaga County began pressuring the residents of Burnet Road sell their properties to expand the vacant White Pines Commerce Park. Onondaga county is responsible for the upkeep of those properties, just like any other property owner. Despite that responsibility, Onondaga County has neglected these once-cherished homes, leading to violations of the codes they are meant to enforce.

The instructions below listed properties the County has failed to properly maintain and code violations they have broken. You can copy and paste the information below into the form on the Town of Clay website.

Right-click on the button below to open the window in a new tab and see below for step-by-step instructions on how to submit a code violation complaint against the offending county-owned properties.

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The image to the right shows what you can expect when filling out the complaint form on the Town of Clay website.

Step 1: The first question is a drop down form on the subject of your complaint. Select \"Unsafe/Unsecured Structure\" from the drop-down choices.

Step 2: In \"Brief Description of the Complaint\" copy and paste the following text into the box:

The county owned properties listed in this complaint do not adhere to the following provisions of the Town of Clay Administrative Code:

- \u00a778-3(B) (grass/brush/weeds over 10 inches)

- \u00a786-3(E)\n(dilapidated, decayed, unsafe, or unsanitary)

- \u00a786-3(I) (unsafe,\nunsanitary or dangerous to health, morals, safety, or general welfare)

Step 3: In \"Address of Complaint\" copy and paste the following:

In Street address, copy and paste: 8688 Burnet Road - 8668 Burnet Road - 8526 Burnet Road - 8710 Burnet Road - 8739 Burnet Road

In City, enter: Clay

In State, enter: NY

In Zip code, enter: 13041

Step 4: Enter your first and last name and phone number. Your address and email address are not required.

Step 5: Hit submit!

Thank you for participating in our code campaign. Save Burnet Road is a group of concerned residents dedicated to protecting a community from eminent domain abuse in Clay, NY. Contact Ellen Hamlett at ehamlett@ij.org to learn more or visit SaveBurnetRoad.org.

Want to do more to help? Click here to let your policy makers know you oppose the use of eminent domain by sending them a prewritten letter.

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We want to speak to aspiring or existing beauty practitioners who are frustrated with their state\u2019s burdensome cosmetology regulations:

Are you an aspiring beauty professional but intimidated by your state\u2019s regulations?
Do you want to turn your hobby of styling hair or applying makeup into a job, but can\u2019t afford to go to cosmetology school?
Are you already providing safe services and don\u2019t think it makes sense to go to beauty school to get a license?

Click here to get in touch with us! We want to hear your story.

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The Institute for Justice is a national nonprofit organization, dedicated to making it easier for everyone to earn an honest living without having to navigate burdensome and unnecessary state laws that saddle beauty professionals with student debt and low-paying jobs.

We partner with beauty professionals across the country to make it easier for people to work in the industry and earn an honest living.\u202f We do this by working with lawmakers to remove burdensome and unnecessary laws that make it difficult to work in an occupation without spending a lot of time and money on state-mandated requirements, like cosmetology licenses.

Cosmetology is one of the heaviest regulated industries, imposing steep costs and training requirements on aspiring professionals.

Providing safe beauty services like hair styling and makeup application can be a great way to earn a living\u2014but state cosmetology laws create expensive barriers for aspiring and existing beauty practitioners to work, even if they do not want to use chemicals or dyes.\u202f

These regulations create an unnecessary barrier that keeps otherwise qualified and talented individuals from getting paid for the work they love to do.

\u202fCosmetology students spend, on average, $16,000 on education that is required by the government\u2014and typically take on significant student loan debt to finance it. But often, little of that training is related to the narrower services some beauty professionals want to provide\u2014for example, those that don\u2019t involve chemicals. These safe niche practices should be exempted from state licensing.

Someone shouldn\u2019t need to go into substantial debt to provide safe services, like styling or shampooing hair, applying make-up or eyelash extensions, or threading eyebrows, using skills they already have.\u202f

Nobody should be forced to work without a license in fear that they will get in trouble with the state.\u202f\u202f "}, "widgetType": 4}], "requires_login": false, "widget_layout_type": 12, "custom_javascript": "", "custom_css": "", "disclaimer_text": "", "use_page_region": false, "can_access": true, "cannot_access_message": null}, {"id": 4834, "archived": false, "name": "Pennsylvania Beauty Industry Reform", "action_center": 1991, "path": "/PA-Beauty/", "title": "", "page_restriction_type": 1, "widgets": [{"props": {"content": "https://quorum-media.s3.amazonaws.com/media/uploaded_files/2022-04-19/5aca6a4f1916723d3b9508d44e42621c/tMhkfws9p4FAF4XNcDKs_CopyofGAcosmetology(1).png"}, "widgetType": 5}, {"props": {"title": "Do you...", "content": "

Want to expand the services you provide, but would need a new license?
Know someone who wants to provide safe beauty services like hair styling or make-up application, but they can\u2019t afford beauty school?
Want, as an employer, to have the ability to train professionals yourself in a way that fits your business needs \u2013 as an alternative to requiring employees to attend beauty school?

Someone shouldn\u2019t need to go into debt to get a license to provide safe beauty services. \u202fAnd aspiring professionals who want to offer limited services that don\u2019t involve chemicals\u2014like make-up application, hair styling, and threading\u2014should not be forced to pay for training they will not use.

We want to talk to talented beauty artists in Pennsylvania about your experiences with the state's regulations. It's our hope that we can help make it easier for beauty professionals to pursue their dreams, provide for their families, and thrive.

If you are willing to help out by speaking to us, please sign up here!

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Pennsylvania requires those who want to style, braid or shampoo hair, apply make-up, or provide threading services to obtain a minimum 300 hours of costly training to get a cosmetology, hair designer, or esthetician license. That means if someone wants to be paid to style a bride\u2019s hair and apply their make-up, they first must pay for hundreds of hours of training to get a license from the state. But these services are safe and don\u2019t involve chemicals.
Beauty school students spend, on average, $16,000 on education required by the government\u2014and typically take on significant student loan debt to finance it.
Less than 1/3 of students graduate on time, extending debt and time out of work.
That\u2019s a steep price to pay to do work that is safe\u2014and many other occupations that pose significantly more risk don\u2019t require this training or these costs to get a license. If you agree, we would love to speak with you about your experiences in the beauty industry.

The Institute for Justice is a national nonprofit dedicated to making it easier for people to work and earn an honest living. We work with beauty professionals and lawmakers across the country to reduce unnecessary and burdensome regulatory barriers that can make it very expensive and challenging to work in the industry.

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Massachusetts can help cottage food producers earn income and succeed by creating a state cottage food law that exempts cottage food producers from state food licensing as long as they satisfy certain basic requirements like only selling shelf-stable foods and appropriately labeling their products.

Right now, 49 states (excluding New Jersey) and the District of Columbia allow cottage food sales. Most of these states, including Colorado and New York, have state cottage food laws that exempt cottage food producers from food licensing. By following the lead of these states, Massachusetts can support food entrepreneurs, create economic opportunity, and increase access to locally made food.

H.862:

Codifies the state's existing residential retail kitchen rules.
Exempts direct-to-consumer cottage food producers from licensing requirements so long as the food is shelf stable and labeled to list its ingredients and to disclose that the product is homemade, not inspected and may contain allergens.
Creates a voluntary registration for cottage food producers to get a personal identification number to protect their safety.

Support H.862 to help cottage food entrepreneurs!

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Braiders must complete 300 hours of training to get a license\u2014this can be expensive, time-consuming, and unnecessary.
African-style braiding is a safe and important cultural practice. You shouldn\u2019t need to get a license to practice an artform you already know how to do.
The natural hair stylist license may be a burden to salon operators looking to hire more employees.

The Institute for Justice is a national nonprofit dedicated to making it easier for everyone to work and earn an honest living doing what they love. We have helped braiders across the country change state laws that make it too difficult and costly for talented braiders to work.

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Want to expand the services you provide, but would need a new license?
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Want, as an employer, to have the ability to train professionals yourself in a way that fits your business needs \u2013 as an alternative to requiring employees to attend beauty school?

Someone shouldn\u2019t need to go into debt to get a license to provide safe beauty services. \u202fAnd aspiring professionals who want to offer limited services that don\u2019t involve chemicals\u2014like make-up application, hair styling, and threading\u2014should not be forced to pay for training they will not use.
We want to talk to talented beauty artists in Georgia about your experiences with the state's regulations. It's our hope that we can help make it easier for beauty professionals to pursue their dreams, provide for their families, and thrive.
If you would like to speak to us, please sign up here!

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Georgia requires those who want to style or shampoo hair, apply make-up, or provide threading services to obtain a minimum 1,000 hours of costly training to get a cosmetology, hair designer, or esthetician license.That means if someone wants to be paid to style a bride\u2019s hair and apply their make-up, they first must pay for over 1,000 hours of training to get a license from the state. But these services are safe and don\u2019t involve chemicals.
Beauty school students spend, on average, $16,000 on education required by the government\u2014and typically take on significant student loan debt to finance it.
Less than 1/3 of students graduate on time, extending debt and time out of work.
That\u2019s a steep price to pay to do work that is safe\u2014and many other occupations that pose significantly more risk don\u2019t require this training or these costs to get a license. If you agree, we would love to speak with you about your experiences in the beauty industry.

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Please read below and fill out our survey to be entered to win a $250 Sephora gift card.

Are you an aspiring beauty professional but intimidated by your state\u2019s regulations?

Do you want to turn your hobby of styling hair or applying makeup into a job, but can\u2019t afford to go to cosmetology school?
Are you already providing safe services and don\u2019t think it makes sense to go to beauty school to get a license?

We want to speak to aspiring or existing beauty practitioners who are frustrated with their state\u2019s burdensome cosmetology regulations.

Even entry-level emergency medical technicians are considered qualified to administer lifesaving first aid after only about a month\u2019s worth of training on average. This means the average cosmetologist must complete 11 times as much training as an EMT.

This is unfair.

If you agree, we would love to hear from you about your experience. Please take this brief survey, and be entered to win a $250 Sephora gift card.

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We work with policy makers and beauty professionals across the country to make it easier to work and earn an honest living by exempting safe, niche services from cosmetology licensing.

Beauty professionals who want to style hair, shampoo, apply makeup and eyelash extensions, and thread should not be forced to get a license. You should be able to provide these narrow, safe services without going into debt for school. And nobody providing these services without a license should live in fear that they will get in trouble with the state\u2014they should not be required to have a license in the first place.

Providing safe beauty services like hair styling and makeup application can be huge opportunities to earn a living\u2014but many states force these beauty professionals to first graduate from cosmetology school to qualify for a license\u2026even if they never plan to use chemicals or dyes.

Cosmetology students spend, on average, $16,000 on this state-mandated education\u2014and typically take on significant student loan debt to finance it.

No one should have to jump through this many hoops just to work.

If you agree, fill out our survey to change things. While you're at it, you will be entered to win a $250 Sephora gift card just for filling out our 1 question survey.

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