A series of public meetings held throughout the state to review our health care crisis and identify solutions, including the single payer option that cuts out the insurance middle man, eliminates expensive premiums/copays/ deductibles, and always allows YOUR doctor to be YOUR choice. State legislators will be there to hear your concerns and respond.


MINNEAPOLIS COMMUNITY CONVERSATION ON HEALTH CARE

 

SEE PICTURES OF THE MINNEAPOLIS COMMUNITY CONVERSATION!
When?
Tuesday, April 24
6:30-8:30 p.m.

Where?

Sabathani Community Center
310 East 38th Street
Minneapolis MN 55409
NOTE ROOM CHANGE: Target Center, room 216, 2d floor, north end

Directions
What?
Welcome!
Santwana Dasgupta, moderator
Audience members and an expert panel describe our health care issues

Dr. Elizabeth Frost, PNHP
John Kolstad, MIBA
Gordon MacArthur, MNA
Javier Morillo-Alicea, SEIU

Single Payer, Single Plan: Health Care for All Minnesotans Lisa Nilles, MUHCC
Discussion and response by legislators Response to your questions and comments by panelists and legislators

Where do we go from here?

Moderator and audience
Who?

Presented by Minnesota Universal Health Care Coalition, DFL Progressive Caucus, COACT

 Info: 651-646-0900
 
"Of all the forms of
inequality, injustice in
health care is the most
shocking and inhumane."
Martin Luther King, Jr.
April is Martin Luther King Jr. National Healthcare Month
This year, Cover the
Uninsured Week will
include efforts leading up
to and during the Week
(April 23-29) around the
country to promote the
importance of children's
health coverage
April 23 - 29 is Cover the Uninsured Week
 

This series of community conversations on health care is coordinated by the Minnesota Universal Health Care Coalition, in partnership with the Great Northern States Health Care Initiative, and the Greater Minnesota Health Care Coalition.
Sponsoring partners include AFSCME, Cover the Uninsured, the DFL Progressive Caucus, Minnesota Nurses Association, Physicians for a National Health Plan, the Progressive Democrats of America, SEIU