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X-WR-CALDESC:This year\, we invite you to join us back at the Capitol for t
 he 2023 Budget Advocacy Day at the Capitol in Albany on Tuesday\, February
  14. As you may know\, Governor Hochul proposed several initiatives that c
 ould impact domestic violence survivors and their families. Top of the lis
 t is a proposal to revamp the State’s Domestic Violence Model Policy\, whi
 ch was initially drafted in 1998\, and a commitment to update correspondin
 g policies for providing social services and screening potential survivors
 . NYSCADV is hopeful that more information about this\, and other DV-relat
 ed measures\, will be contained in the Governor’s Executive Budget\, which
  should be issued by the end of the month.\n\nIt’s critical that we advoca
 te for initiatives that will truly help DV survivors and their families\, 
 without causing unintended consequences. This year’s in-person activities 
 present the perfect opportunity to meet with legislators to communicate ou
 r NYS budget priorities\, the impact of funding cuts on DV services\, and 
 the challenges in recruiting and retaining staff. For those planning to me
 et with legislators\, either in person in Albany or remotely\, we recommen
 d contacting legislators’ offices now to begin scheduling appointments. If
  you have a question on scheduling meetings with legislators\, please reac
 h out to Brittni Gulotty\, Public Policy Coordinator\, by e-mail at bgulot
 ty@nyscadv.org or by phone at 518-764-2541. For those unable to participat
 e in meetings\, we will be developing a social media toolkit which will en
 able advocates to support the day’s events on Facebook\, Twitter\, Instagr
 am and other platforms. Once available\, please share these materials wide
 ly. \n\nTo ensure our budget advocacy messages are heard by as many legisl
 ators as possible\, NYSCADV also will be sponsoring a webinar for legislat
 ors and legislative staff on Thursday February 16\, 2:30-3:30pm. This webi
 nar will focus on the needs of DV survivors\, current cuts to funding alon
 g with impacts of these cuts\, budget priorities\, and a response to propo
 sals in the Governor’s State of the State and Executive Budget. All DV adv
 ocates are invited to attend. A recording will be shared with DV programs 
 after the event.
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DESCRIPTION:This year\, we invite you to join us back at the Capitol for th
 e 2023 Budget Advocacy Day at the Capitol in Albany on Tuesday\, February 
 14. As you may know\, Governor Hochul proposed several initiatives that co
 uld impact domestic violence survivors and their families. Top of the list
  is a proposal to revamp the State’s Domestic Violence Model Policy\, whic
 h was initially drafted in 1998\, and a commitment to update corresponding
  policies for providing social services and screening potential survivors.
  NYSCADV is hopeful that more information about this\, and other DV-relate
 d measures\, will be contained in the Governor’s Executive Budget\, which 
 should be issued by the end of the month.\n\nIt’s critical that we advocat
 e for initiatives that will truly help DV survivors and their families\, w
 ithout causing unintended consequences. This year’s in-person activities p
 resent the perfect opportunity to meet with legislators to communicate our
  NYS budget priorities\, the impact of funding cuts on DV services\, and t
 he challenges in recruiting and retaining staff. For those planning to mee
 t with legislators\, either in person in Albany or remotely\, we recommend
  contacting legislators’ offices now to begin scheduling appointments. If 
 you have a question on scheduling meetings with legislators\, please reach
  out to Brittni Gulotty\, Public Policy Coordinator\, by e-mail at bgulott
 y@nyscadv.org or by phone at 518-764-2541. For those unable to participate
  in meetings\, we will be developing a social media toolkit which will ena
 ble advocates to support the day’s events on Facebook\, Twitter\, Instagra
 m and other platforms. Once available\, please share these materials widel
 y. \n\nTo ensure our budget advocacy messages are heard by as many legisla
 tors as possible\, NYSCADV also will be sponsoring a webinar for legislato
 rs and legislative staff on Thursday February 16\, 2:30-3:30pm. This webin
 ar will focus on the needs of DV survivors\, current cuts to funding along
  with impacts of these cuts\, budget priorities\, and a response to propos
 als in the Governor’s State of the State and Executive Budget. All DV advo
 cates are invited to attend. A recording will be shared with DV programs a
 fter the event.
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SUMMARY:NYSCADV Budget Advocacy Webinar for Legislators
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