@laurelineve.bsky.social
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Ahead of No Kings Day, a couple trainings we have coming up that might be useful:
Safety and Deescalation: www.mobilize.us/nokings/even...
Know Your Rights (w/ACLU): act.aclu.org/a/2025-kyr-t...
Safety and Deescalation: www.mobilize.us/nokings/even...
Know Your Rights (w/ACLU): act.aclu.org/a/2025-kyr-t...
No Kings: Safety and Deescalation Training for Hosts & Core Teams · No Kings
_**Gather in-person with your planning and safety team to participate in this virtual training.**_
Get together a team of fellow No Kings organizers IN PERSON and dial in as a group for this virtual ...
www.mobilize.us
June 8, 2025 at 3:17 AM
Ahead of No Kings Day, a couple trainings we have coming up that might be useful:
Safety and Deescalation: www.mobilize.us/nokings/even...
Know Your Rights (w/ACLU): act.aclu.org/a/2025-kyr-t...
Safety and Deescalation: www.mobilize.us/nokings/even...
Know Your Rights (w/ACLU): act.aclu.org/a/2025-kyr-t...
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The HHS website covering HIPAA and reproductive health information has been taken down. 🤰
That’s nice but the ABA has an overview of HIPAA rules around reproductive health data.
HIPAA remains the law of the land. Laws are set by Congress, not whiny incels.
That’s nice but the ABA has an overview of HIPAA rules around reproductive health data.
HIPAA remains the law of the land. Laws are set by Congress, not whiny incels.
Just Say No! HIPAA and Requests for Reproductive Health Information
On April 22, 2024, the Office of Civil Rights issued a Final Rule titled HIPAA Privacy Rule to Support Reproductive Health Care Privacy (2024 Final Privacy Rule).
www.americanbar.org
February 6, 2025 at 5:39 PM
The HHS website covering HIPAA and reproductive health information has been taken down. 🤰
That’s nice but the ABA has an overview of HIPAA rules around reproductive health data.
HIPAA remains the law of the land. Laws are set by Congress, not whiny incels.
That’s nice but the ABA has an overview of HIPAA rules around reproductive health data.
HIPAA remains the law of the land. Laws are set by Congress, not whiny incels.
Reuters reported that Musk came in yesterday, locked out government agents and installed his own software on government computers and I did not see a single comment about it on any of the major news channels. Terrifying.
February 1, 2025 at 12:08 PM
Reuters reported that Musk came in yesterday, locked out government agents and installed his own software on government computers and I did not see a single comment about it on any of the major news channels. Terrifying.
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Does Congress still have the power of the purse?
Jen Rubin joins @mimirocah1.bsky.social and @juliezebrak.bsky.social to discuss the Impoundment Control Act and recent firings from the DOJ. Watch the full interview now.
Jen Rubin joins @mimirocah1.bsky.social and @juliezebrak.bsky.social to discuss the Impoundment Control Act and recent firings from the DOJ. Watch the full interview now.
Jen Rubin, Mimi Rocah, and Julie Zebrak on the firing of Jack Smith's team
Jen Rubin interviews Mimi Rocah and Julie Zebrak on the Impoundment Control Act and the recent firings within the Justice Department.
contrarian.substack.com
January 28, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Does Congress still have the power of the purse?
Jen Rubin joins @mimirocah1.bsky.social and @juliezebrak.bsky.social to discuss the Impoundment Control Act and recent firings from the DOJ. Watch the full interview now.
Jen Rubin joins @mimirocah1.bsky.social and @juliezebrak.bsky.social to discuss the Impoundment Control Act and recent firings from the DOJ. Watch the full interview now.
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As the U.S. shifts into a volatile political landscape targeting critical thinking, I want to share an important reminder to the #booksky community:
The only way to preserve literature is by collecting physical copies.
I know, Kindle users, it sucks—but your digital copy can be deleted any time.
The only way to preserve literature is by collecting physical copies.
I know, Kindle users, it sucks—but your digital copy can be deleted any time.
January 20, 2025 at 4:33 PM
As the U.S. shifts into a volatile political landscape targeting critical thinking, I want to share an important reminder to the #booksky community:
The only way to preserve literature is by collecting physical copies.
I know, Kindle users, it sucks—but your digital copy can be deleted any time.
The only way to preserve literature is by collecting physical copies.
I know, Kindle users, it sucks—but your digital copy can be deleted any time.