[NLA] Discussion: Proposed Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Platform

[David J. Rosen]

NLA Colleagues,

I think PAACE's proposed platform for the 2002 Pennsylvania gubernatorial election is terrific. I urge that you take a look -- it's  not long, and it has persuasive language which other adult literacy advocates might be able to use.  Are there other states which have upcoming gubernatorial elections?  If your state does, why not follow Pennsylvania's lead and urge the candidates to make yours a "Right to Learn" state.

Check out  http://www.paacesite.org/legislative/platform.htm

David J. Rosen
NLA List Moderator

JAWCFL at aol.com wrote:

> The Pennsylvania Association for Adult Continuing Education has prepared a proposed platform for the 2002 gubernatorial election.  Declaring that Pennsylvania should be a "Right to Learn" state, the platform provides background on key issues and recommendations. The process for its development included input from members during the 2001 Midwinter Conference. It has been submitted to the four likely candidates.  The text is available at:
> http://www.paacesite.org/legislative/platform.htm
>
> I would be interested in your comments/questions.
>
> JoAnn Weinberger
> Legislative Chair
> PAACE
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