Happy Valentine's Day!

February 14, 2025


 
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Dear Neighbor,

Happy Valentine’s Day! Every day is a privilege to work for you, and represent our district. Wishing you all a day full of love and kindness.
 
The Black and Puerto Rican Caucus held a press conference to outline our legislative priorities for the 2025 session. I was tapped to provide a deep dive into Housing legislation. Click the link below to see my remarks. 
 
We also emphasized the importance of the Trust Act, protecting immigrants, and expanding Husky medical insurance. Click here to see a complete list of our priorities. 
 
ICYMI - I am partnering with the Connecticut Justice Alliance for an event called Let's Discuss Youth Justice in Norwalk and Across the State. I will lead a discussion about ensuring that all our children’s needs are being met across Connecticut.

Registration is not required, but you can RSVP by clicking this link.
 
Your voice matters! Get involved in public hearings to help shape the future of your community. It’s your chance to speak up, share your concerns, and be a part of decisions that impact everyone.
 
You only need to register if you wish to provide testimony. If you want to observe the hearings, you can tune in and watch them live on the committee’s YouTube channel.
 
Register to testify and learn more about this week’s schedule, including the bills that will be heard, in this week’s CGA Bulletin. ➡️cga.ct.gov/asp/CGABulletin/Bulletin.asp
 
A (brief) look at Connecticut's complex history with slavery and the state's path toward freedom. While slavery was legal in the state until 1848, many enslaved Black people fought for their freedom, and Connecticut became a hub for abolitionists. The legacy of Black resistance, culture, and the contributions of individuals in the fight for equality continues to influence Connecticut today. Their stories of perseverance and strength are integral to understanding the state's broader history.
 
More than 100,000 people are waiting for a lifesaving transplant. Transplants rely on the generosity of donors, and there are not enough to meet the need. You can help be the light in someone's darkest hour.
 
Learn more about becoming an organ donor at donatelife.net
 
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