The Supreme Court of the United States just ended its term, issuing decisions on several high-profile cases that would affect millions of people living in poverty and their relationship with the federal government. The impact of these cases on our society and on RESULTS’ mission will be felt for years to come. Please join me during my office hours to recap some of these decisions (particularly Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and the City of Grants Pass v. Johnson), hear about their impact on our upcoming work with lawmakers in Congress and other candidates running for office, and learn why more than ever, your voices matter in shaping how our federal, state, and local governments address poverty in this country.  

Join via https://results.zoom.us/j/97208821151?pwd=ZHmGWRyZxrsB1qaliuj858rnmNyQhF.1&from=addon or call 312-626-6799 (Meeting ID: 972 0882 1151).

Host: 

• Michael Santos, Associate Director of U.S. Policy, RESULTS; Chair of the ABA Commission on Homelessness & Poverty (moderator) (Washington, DC)