During the Indiana legislative session, the Indiana Community Action Poverty Institute works on legislation that promotes consumer protection, poverty relief and issues that affect working families. In this podcast, #TeamInstitute will give you a weekly update on what is going on inside the Indiana Statehouse.
Inside the Statehouse
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During the Indiana legislative session, the Indiana Community Action Poverty Institute works on legislation that promotes consumer protection, poverty relief and issues that affect working families. In this podcast, #TeamInstitute will give you a weekly update on what is going on inside the Indiana Statehouse.
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March 16, 2020
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<p>Thank you to all the people that participated in our zoom calls and any one listening to our podcast. For more information on the Institutes work visit our website <a href="http://www.incap.org/iiwf.html">http://www.incap.org/iiwf.html</a></p>
March 16, 2020
2020 Session Week 8
<p>Team Institute made it to the end of the 2020 Indiana legislative session!!! Jessica Fraser wraps up this session by explaining the terrible passing of Senate Bill 148. She also talks about the next steps on this bill and how you can help by calling Governor Holcomb and asking him to veto this bill. Jessica and Erin revise the Institutes' 2020 public policy agenda and talk about how they will be preparing for the 2021 session. Erin talks about the different ideas proposed at the national level to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and how the lack of paid sick days can affect lower-income workers. </p> <p><br></p>
March 12, 2020
2020 Session Week 7
<p>Team Institute is getting ready to fight with all we have. This week Jessica Fraser talks about the tenant-landlord language that has been moving around the different bills that are eligible to carry out this language. Jessica explains how this can be detrimental to renters across the state. Erin Macey gives us a run down through the fun amendments that were proposed on the House floor last week. These amendments aimed to create a more inclusive driving workforce by providing 12 days of parental paid leave, creating a state-level child care tax credit, and more. Amy and Pamela talk about "Death-Watch" and how intense conferences committees can get. Also, we get an update from Lindsay Shipps on SB 1279, which deals with Indy Go and mass transit.</p>
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