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Welcome to the latest New Pennsylvania Project newsletter with all the news you can use, upcoming events, the latest podcast, and more!
If you haven't been to our website ([link removed] in a while, check it out! We have added some new content, including information about the 2025 judicial elections.
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New Pennsylvania Project is proud to support the three PA Supreme Court Justices standing for retention this November 4th.
We agree with the PA Bar Association's recommendation of these Justices, and encourage you to vote YES on all three - for another ten year term.
Judges and justices don't wear red or blue robes. They wear black robes, for the people and the words in the PA Constitution.
The PA Supreme Court is working for the people
Learn more about the Justices here: PennsylvaniaDecides.com
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Louisiana's Supreme Court case could gut Voting Rights Act ([link removed]
Louisiana's 6th congressional map ([link removed] will once again land in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday. Why it matters: The court's decision could gut the Voting Rights Act ([link removed] and reshape how race is considered in redistricting.
Judge rules in favor of Bucks County sheriff who signed agreement with ICE to help with immigration enforcement duties ([link removed]
A Bucks County judge upheld Sheriff Fred Harran’s decision to partner with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, rejecting a legal challenge that sought to block the controversial 287(g) agreement.
Pa. municipal election 2025: A guide to vetting local and judicial candidates ([link removed]
When you go to the polls or fill out your mail ballot for the Nov. 4 general election, you’ll see a slew of local candidates with a lot of direct power over your daily life. Spotlight PA has some tips to make the vetting process easier.
& the Why Courts Matter road show
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NAACP Main Line 96th Freedom Fund Luncheon
Kadida Kenner, founding CEO of the New Pennsylvania Project, will be this year’s keynote speaker.
Date: Saturday, October 18th
Time: 11:30am EDT. Doors at 11am
Location: Desmond Hotel Malvern, a DoubleTree by Hilton,
One Liberty Boulevard, Malvern, PA 19355
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No Kings Rally
Kadida Kenner, founding CEO of the New Pennsylvania Project, will be speaking during the rally at Independence Mall.
Date: Saturday, October 18th
Time: Rally 12-3PM, Kadida's speech at approx 2:30PM
Location: Rally march starts at City Hall
1400 JFK Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Rally ends at Independence Mall
6th & Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA, 19107
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Lafayette Votes Voter Education Forum:
Why Courts Matter with Kadida Kenner
Explore how to make your voice heard as a student, how court rulings affect students’ lives, and what’s at stake in the 2025 judicial retention elections in Pennsylvania.
Date: Tuesday, October 21st, 7-8PM
Location: Simon Building, Room 109, Lafayette College
730 High St, Easton, PA 18042
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Know The Bench: Why Judicial Retention Elections Matter in PA
Kadida Kenner, founding CEO of the New Pennsylvania Project, will be a panelist for this event's discussion.
Date: Thursday, October 23rd
Time: 6PM
Location: CIC, 3675 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA
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Why Courts Matter at NAACP State Conference
Explore how to make your voice heard as a student, how court rulings affect students’ lives, and what’s at stake in the 2025 judicial retention elections in Pennsylvania.
Date: Saturday, October 25th
Location: UPMC Events Center, 6001 University Blvd,
Moon Township, PA
On September 24th, founding CEO Kadida Kenner spoke at a "Stop Yass" rally, protesting billionaire Jeffrey Yass, mentioning what's at stake in this year's judicial election.
If we let billionaires rig the courts, working people will be locked into a system designed to protect corrupt politicians and their wealthy donors–a system that sells out workers, slashes wages and hands sweetheart deals to the rich while the rest of us pay the price.
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On Monday, October 13th, founding CEO Kadida Kenner attended a "Mondays @ McCormick's" protest rally.
"Mondays @ McCormick's" happen each Monday at noon, rain or shine, where we assemble peaceably (as is our constitutional right) outside Senator McCormick's Philadelphia office.
These rallies will meet weekly until Senator McCormick agrees to meet with us and support our demands:
Stop voting for legislation inspired by Trump's project 2025 agenda - a plan to slash Medicaid, gut school lunch programs, and shut down nursing homes while handing more power to billionaires like Elon Musk.
Roll back Trump's unconstitutional funding pauses. Shutting down USAID is already killing people in need all over the World. Cuts to programs here in the US could do the same. Funding for these programs are up to the Congress and the US people to decide, not Trump!
Everything we do, from hosting town halls and producing podcasts to knocking on doors, expands Pennsylvania's electorate by engaging Pennsylvanians to be civically involved and encouraging them to turn out to vote twice a year, none of it would be possible without you.
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([link removed] Episode 13 of Slingshot The Podcast Has Dropped
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In This Episode, You’ll Hear About: Civil discourse, decorum, and why it’s disappearingSecond Amendment debates and restoring rights for returning citizensPicket lines and picket signs, what’s inside massive federal bills, and who pays the priceUnion power, living wages, and the legacy of sanitation worker strikes
New episodes every other Thursday.
Watch it on YouTube ([link removed] or listen wherever you get your podcasts (Apple, Spotify, etc.)
Thank you for staying informed and engaged!
Our Contact Information
New Pennsylvania Project
P.O. Box 443
West Chester, PA 19381
412-699-6771
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