What health and human service advocates should know before the 2015 Legislative Session
In fiscal year 2014, Kansas tax receipts fell $688 million from the previous year, and first quarter fiscal year 2015 revenue is coming in below the 2014 level. What does this mean for our state’s safety net? Will essential services be cut? Will Kansas miss out on opportunities that create access to service for the state’s most vulnerable residents? What can you do to advocate for policy choices that enhance lives and improve well-being?
Join UCS to learn from a panel of experts on four topics
The Kansas Budget: Annie McKay, Executive Director, KS Center for Economic Growth
Early Childhood: April Holman, Executive Director, Partnership for Early Success
Child Welfare: Melissa Ness, President, Connections Unlimited
Healthcare: Sheldon Weisgrau, Director, Health Reform Resource Project
Reservations are not required. The public policy forum is free of charge.
Monday, December 8
2-4 p.m.
Johnson County Central Resource Library
Carmack Community Room
9875 W. 87th Street, Overland Park