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2012-05-02

UPDATE! Justice Reinvestment Act Passed
Goes to Governor MASW bulletSee story

2012-05-01

Justice Reinvestment Act One Step From Final Passage
House version passed Senate 28 -2, awaits House approval of minor changes made in Senate MASW bulletSee story

2012-04-26

Last Days to Gather Signatures for Payday Loan Reform, Minimum Wage Increase
Update from petition organizers MASW bulletSee story

 

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May 17, 2012

112th Annual Conference - Save the Date!
Thursday, Nov. 1 & Friday, Nov. 2, 2012
Courtyard by Marriott - Columbia, MO
More Details Coming Soon...

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY!
Development Professional sought
for MASW - Link Here for more info

Affordable Care Act Explained
Link Here

Latest Information on Utility Rate Issues

Check Out Our New Legislative Advocate!
Updates & Calls to Action from our
State Capitol

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The Missouri Association for Social Welfare seeks a qualified
and successful development professional - LINK HERE for more info

MASW Priorities for 2012

Basic Needs.  All people in Missouri should have true access to quality healthcare, decent housing, adequate nutrition and appropriate education.  Our state should fully fund, fully implement and/or fully supplement, as appropriate, state and federal programs for health and mental health services, housing and homelessness services, food assistance programs, and all levels of public education.

Basic Fairness.  All people in Missouri should be treated with dignity and fairness, and share on a just basis in the responsibilities and benefits of the prosperity of our society.  Our state should emphasize restorative alternatives to our punitive corrections system, build a welcoming and inclusive 21st Century social climate free of hate and prejudice, fully support policies that empower people to overcome their economic circumstances, and require all to pay their fair share in support of the common good.

Adopted at Annual Meeting - November 4, 2011

Task Force Goals - All in One List
Or See Page for Task Force
Using Blue Buttons at Left

Ballot Initiatives to Promote Economic Justice!
Link Here for More Information

2011 Conference Presentations Now Posted on
Members Only Page

MASW Adopt Resolution of Support for
"Occupy" Movement at 111th Annual Conference
Read the Resolution


Contact MASW Staff

Updated:05/04/2012

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