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MPHA could not be more excited to announce that we will be honoring Kevin Cranston, Dr. Matilde Castiel, Adrienne Epstein, & Tiana Davis at our Annual Spring Awards Breakfast! Join us on June 2rd for a morning of inspiration & celebration! Learn more here: conta.cc/3lsTPIL ... See MoreSee Less

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MPHA is seeking proposals from experienced communications professionals to support our programmatic & development work. To learn more & how to apply, check out this RFP ➡️ bit.ly/RFPCommsConsultant Like & reshare to help us attract a wide pool of candidates! ... See MoreSee Less

“People are continuing to get sick and to die from COVID,” said Carlene Pavlos. “For that reason, the state can't stop its work to continue promoting testing and vaccination. COVID is not over...but we are at a different stage.” #mapoli #healthequity www.wbur.org/news/2023/03/15/massachusetts-governor-healy-ends-vaccine-mandate-state-workers ... See MoreSee Less

Healey will end the COVID vaccination mandate for state workers, state health emergency
Gov. Maura Healey said the vaccination requirement saved “countless lives." But she said it’s time to update the state’s COVID response.
Transportation for Massachusetts is now hiring for our next Executive Director! Achieving T4MA's mission calls for a leader who embodies the organization's values, is excited about guiding the organization's current transformation, and can inspire collaboration.
The ideal candidate should be dedicated to transformative organizing and coalition building.
To learn more and apply for this position, visit www.T4MA.org/executive_director. #mapoli
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It's not too late to raise your voice! Contact your State Senator this morning & ask them to cosponsor amendment #12 by Senator Pat Jehlen to the supplemental budget. This amendment will extend Chapter 257 protections & prevent unnecessary evictions. #mapoli actionnetwork.org/letters/dont-let-eviction-protections-expire ... See MoreSee Less

Extending Chapter 257 through July 2024 would keep thousands in their homes.
As MLRI's Director of Community Driven Advocacy, Andrea Park, told @ditikohli_, “Why would we allow people to become homeless, when a check is in the mail?" #mapoli https://twitter.com/BostonGlobe/status/1640707449035407360
Just over two years after it took effect, Chapter 257 will soon expire, meaning that landlords will once again be able to evict renters even if they’re trying to tap financial aid. https://trib.al/leLQkWE
Great piece in @telegramdotcom by @AmieShei_THFCM on why WRTA buses should continue fare free. #Publicltransit "connects people to essential jobs & services, so we must invest in it as a public good that directly impacts the health...of communities."

Shei: Keep WRTA buses fare-free
While waiting for the state budget to be finalized, the WRTA should use available federal CARES Act funding to continue the extension for free fares.
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Congratulations to @CastielMatilde, HPC Board Member and Commissioner of the Department of HHS for Worcester, for winning the Local Public Health Leadership Award from @MAPublicHealth!
MPHA could not be more excited to announce that we will be honoring Kevin Cranston, Dr. Matilde Castiel, Adrienne Epstein, & Tiana Davis at our Annual Spring Awards Breakfast! Join us on June 2rd for a morning of inspiration & celebration! Learn more here: https://conta.cc/3lsTPIL
REMINDER: Starting April 1, 2023, all current @MassHealth members will need to renew their health coverage to ensure they still qualify.
Are you prepared? Follow the four steps outlined below to avoid any gaps in coverage.
For more information, visit: http://mass.gov/masshealthrenew