Labor and faith connect to support workers rights
The Sisters of Mercy in Cedar Rapids invited Speltz to speak on labor advocacy, stressing that a living wage and workers’ dignity align with church teaching. IBEW lobbyist Lee Kohl notes unions and churches often share causes. scholars cite growing labor faith ties and concern over wage inequality and ethical consumption.
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Speltz
Lee Kohl
IBEW
Kenwood United Methodist
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Iowa General Assembly
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Tion
Laurence Clements
University of Iowa Labor Center
Clements
Doug Peters
Hawkeye Labor Council
Organized Labor
United Methodist Church
United Church of Christ
The
Presbyterian Church USA
Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Faith & Labor Committee
Sisters of Mercy
Deaf students face varied access to services in Iowa
The article discusses deaf education in Iowa detailing Johnson and Pereboom’s views on independence versus dependence for deaf students, the role of the Grant Wood Area Education Agency, and calls for better coordination with the Iowa School for the Deaf. It notes uneven access, tracking gaps, and community efforts to improve services and postsecondary outcomes.
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Sandy Pereboom
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Iowa School For the Deaf
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Cedar Rapids
Kendy Ealy
Washington High School
Council Bluffs
Ehrlicher
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