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Below are listed recent articles published by media and journals featuring Appleseed or Appleseed Centers. Entries can be located by both Center and date. To view a list of links to the latest media coverage of issues related to Appleseed projects, please click here.
To view an archive of Appleseed This Week, our weekly newsletter, click here.
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 5/20/2006
New Jersey Appleseed is one of the organizations bring activists from Tri-State area gather in NYC to mobilize for renewal of Voting Rights Act.
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 5/14/2006
If a famous baseball player who will earn $4 million this season is relying on Money Mart rather than his corner bank, we cannot fairly expect the nation's other 20 million immigrants to do it any differently.
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 5/14/2006
As the U.S. Senate tries to move toward meaningful immigration reform this week, Jacqueline Cerda and her husband, Jesus Meza, anxiously await the arrival of a long envelope from another branch of government.
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 5/11/2006
Sharon N. Hill gets big firms to take on the system at Georgia Appleseed, a new public interest law group
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 5/4/2006
A federal appeals court said Thursday the state of Nebraska was wrong to cut Medicaid payments to some 800 single working parents in 2004.
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 5/1/2006
Columnist John Kelley updates readers on some interesting ideas from DC Applseed's "Solving DC Problems" contest.
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 4/27/2006
Many South Carolina workers, among the poorest in the nation, are being lured into multiple short-term, high-interest loans that amount to financial bondage. As they struggle from paycheck to paycheck, they often fall prey to payday lenders, who market their service as a quick and easy way to get cash for emergencies such as car repairs. The result in far too many cases is consumers getting locked into a vicious cycle of debt. State lawmakers shouldn't allow this fleecing of South Carolina to continue. If they are not going to ban payday lending, they should at least heavily regulate it.
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 4/25/2006
Advocates, including Nebraska Appleseed, are asking workers in several states to take part in a protest May 1
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 4/24/2006
Georgia Appleseed announces it will host an inaugural Spring For Justice fundraising event on Wednesday, May 3, at The Carter Center.
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By Communications Communications on
Published on: 4/22/2006
With a bill of rights and a state watchdog, Nebraska has taken extra steps to monitor working conditions in the meatpacking industry. But Milo Mumgaard, executive director of the Nebraska Appleseed Center for Law in the Public Interest, says his organization conducted a survey last summer and concluded the bill had little impact.
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