@regularvince.bsky.social
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SHARING TO AMPLIFY
"TRIO programs play a critical role in helping low- income & first-generation students succeed in education, and any changes that reduce funding or create additional administrative burdens could harm students who rely on these services to achieve their academic and career goals."
"TRIO programs play a critical role in helping low- income & first-generation students succeed in education, and any changes that reduce funding or create additional administrative burdens could harm students who rely on these services to achieve their academic and career goals."
![Graphic that provides a script to use when calling your local elected officials:
"Hello, my name is [Your Name], and I'm a
resident of [Your City/State]. I'm calling today to
express my concern about the recent OMB memo
and its potential impact on federal programs like
TRIO.
TRIO programs play a critical role in helping low-
income and first-generation students succeed in
education, and any changes that reduce funding
or create additional administrative burdens could
harm students who rely on these services to
achieve their academic and career goals.
lurge [Representative/Senator's Name] to
protect TRIO and other programs that provide
vital support to underserved communities. Please
prioritize funding for TRIO and oppose any
changes that would jeopardize its effectiveness.
Thank you for your time and for supporting
students in our community.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4mtid4vyh4o4git63ooxbw4u/bafkreigykmahf64rehszufdeklcju5rs77mabg5yukhwm4mivbocnx4jay@jpeg)
January 28, 2025 at 10:09 PM
SHARING TO AMPLIFY
"TRIO programs play a critical role in helping low- income & first-generation students succeed in education, and any changes that reduce funding or create additional administrative burdens could harm students who rely on these services to achieve their academic and career goals."
"TRIO programs play a critical role in helping low- income & first-generation students succeed in education, and any changes that reduce funding or create additional administrative burdens could harm students who rely on these services to achieve their academic and career goals."