Hi everyone, This Wednesday, the 4th, is the NCL Public Policy Committee meeting at 4:00 EDT. We have a pretty full agenda to start. * 2020 Census - citizenship question * Strategizing for WIOA reauthorization * Public charge NPRM (see note below) * NCL survey on advocacy priorities * Comment period for SNAP rule change * DOE reorganization * NCL May meeting and legislative briefing Draft of the regulations on public charge: https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/4413837/Read-the-Trump-administration-s-draft-proposal.pdf Statements within the document: P. 78: "In general, an alien with educational credentials and skills is more employable and less likely to become a public charge." P. 79: "The data suggests that people who have lower education levels are not only likely to receive public benefits but they tend to stay on them longer." Call-in information: 641-715-0861 240804# Hope to talk to you Wednesday! Michele MICHELE DIECUCH | Director of Programs ________________________________ ProLiteracy<http://www.proliteracy.org/> | 104 Marcellus St. | Syracuse, NY 13204 p 315.214.2576 | f 315.422.6369 | mdiecuch@proliteracy.org<mailto:mdiecuch@proliteracy.org> Find us and follow us on Facebook<http://www.facebook.com/pages/ProLiteracy/59618669707> and Twitter<http://twitter.com/#!/ProLitWorld>. Help ProLiteracy advance the cause of adult literacy.<http://www.proliteracy.org/give> [2018-01_EdNet Email Signature image (002)]<https://proliteracy.csod.com/catalog/CustomPage.aspx?id=20000501&tab_page_id=20000501&tab_id=20000492>

I am double booked unfortunately, but look forward to the notes. Thanks, Regina On Mon, Apr 2, 2018 at 12:53 PM, Michele Diecuch <mdiecuch@proliteracy.org> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > This Wednesday, the 4th, is the NCL Public Policy Committee meeting at > 4:00 EDT. We have a pretty full agenda to start. > > > > · 2020 Census – citizenship question > > · Strategizing for WIOA reauthorization > > · Public charge NPRM (see note below) > > · NCL survey on advocacy priorities > > · Comment period for SNAP rule change > > · DOE reorganization > > · NCL May meeting and legislative briefing > > > > Draft of the regulations on public charge: https://assets.documentcloud. > org/documents/4413837/Read-the-Trump-administration-s-draft-proposal.pdf > > Statements within the document: > > P. 78: “In general, an alien with educational credentials and skills is > more employable and less likely to become a public charge.” > > P. 79: “The data suggests that people who have lower education levels are > not only likely to receive public benefits but they tend to stay on them > longer.” > > > > Call-in information: > > 641-715-0861 > > 240804# > > > > Hope to talk to you Wednesday! > > Michele > > > > > > > > *MICHELE DIECUCH* | *Director of Programs* > ------------------------------ > > *ProLiteracy* <http://www.proliteracy.org/> | 104 Marcellus St. | > Syracuse, NY 13204 > *p* 315.214.2576 | *f* 315.422.6369 | *mdiecuch@proliteracy.org > <mdiecuch@proliteracy.org>* > > > > Find us and follow us on *Facebook* > <http://www.facebook.com/pages/ProLiteracy/59618669707> and *Twitter* > <http://twitter.com/#!/ProLitWorld>. > > *Help ProLiteracy advance the cause of adult literacy.* > <http://www.proliteracy.org/give> > > > > [image: 2018-01_EdNet Email Signature image (002)] > <https://proliteracy.csod.com/catalog/CustomPage.aspx?id=20000501&tab_page_id=20000501&tab_id=20000492> > > > > _______________________________________________ > National Coalition for Literacy Members mailing list > Members@lists.national-coalition-literacy.org > To unsubscribe: http://lists.national-coalition-literacy.org/ > mailman/listinfo/members_lists.national-coalition-literacy.org > -- *Regina Suitt* Vice President of Adult Basic Education for College & Career Pima Community College 401 N. Bonita Tucson, Arizona 85709-5600 520-206-6500 *rsuitt@pima.edu <rsuitt@pima.edu>* *Engage Educate Empower* *https://pccadulted.wordpress.com/ <https://pccadulted.wordpress.com/>* [image: Educate & Elevate] *http://educateandelevate.org/ <http://educateandelevate.org/> *