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Support Scott County Community ID - What You Can Do Now

12/20/2022

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Scott County Community ID moves forward!

Quad Cities Interfaith, PACG Civil Rights Forum and other organizations

PACG's Civil Rights Forum is proud to support the work of Quad Cities Interfaith on the issue of community IDs for the county. Please read their letter below. And, if you have not already signed their petition, please do so here. This is an important program. 

Allison Ambrose

 Dear Ally, 
 
Scott County officials agree to move forward with the Scott County Community ID! After meeting with Supervisor Ken Beck, County Administrator Mahesh Sharma, and Assistant County Administrator Mary Thee, they have agreed to move forward with the Scott County Community ID. This is a huge step forward for the Scott County Community ID and our organizing! 
 
So what's next? County officials committed to having the necessary conversations with the County Attorney and the rest of the County Supervisors as Scott County Supervisors will have to officially vote to pass the Scott County Community ID. This means we still need to make sure incoming elected officials say YES when it comes time to vote. 
 
So we are not done yet! We need to continue our efforts now more than ever to see this critical program through and to make sure it is best designed for the people who need it the most.  
 
We continue to work with directly impacted people and our community partners to make sure we have a say in the creation of this program from start to finish. We will meet again with Scott County to solidify details and to make sure the voices of the directly impacted are at the table.
 
We still need YOU to take action with us. Sign and share our letter of support below, which has 27 institutional supporters!
 
Quad Cities Interfaith
Diocese of Davenport
St. Anthony Catholic Church
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
Metropolitan Community Church of the Quad Cities First Baptist Church
Edwards United Church of Christ
Transitions Mental Health Services
Abarrotes Carrillo
Quad Cities Sanctuary Coalition
Humility Homes and Services
The Center
Safer Foundation
QCAIR
One Human Family
QC Pride, Inc.
Davenport Public Library
NAACP Davenport
OneEighty
Progressive Action for the Common Good
Dress for Success
Lift Women Foundation
Greater Quad Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce LULAC 5285 Moline, IL
Green State Credit Union
Ascentra Credit Union
Davenport Civil Rights Commission
  
Let's spread the word that Scott County is moving forward with the Scott County Community ID and win together!
 
Sign on: Pass A Scott County Community ID Now!
  
In Solidarity,
Quad Cities Interfaith
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Take action for Community ID - What You Can Do Now

12/6/2022

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Scott County Community ID for ALL
​Take action before our Wednesday, December 14th meeting!

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Quad Cities Interfaith

​Dear Ally,

After months of powerful organizing, QCI leaders, Scott County Community ID coalition members, directly impacted community members, faith leaders, and people who want to truly make Scott County an inclusive and welcoming place have won a meeting with Scott County Supervisor Chair Ken Beck and Scott County Administrator Mahesh Sharma on December 14th to talk about how the Scott County Community ID can be administered!

But some County elected officials want this program to only be available to certain groups of people. We know that for a Community ID program to be successful, it has to be available to ALL residents of Scott County. After all, this is a COMMUNITY ID. 

We are very close to winning a Scott County Community ID, but we need YOU to help push this to the finish line. 

Will you take action today and contact Scott County Supervisor Chair Ken Beck and Scott County Administrator Mahesh Sharma and tell them that we need a Scott County Community ID for ALL residents of Scott County? 

Take Action Today!

We would like you to do two things:

1.  Write an email to the Scott County Board of Supervisors, and
2.  Sign our petition below (if you haven't already done so).


Email to Scott County Board of Supervisors
Address your email to Board of Supervisors Chair, Ken Beck, and to the Scott County Administrator, Mahesh Sharma.

We have made the writing process easy. Just copy and paste the message below into the email and change the parts in CAPITAL letters to your information and name.

To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]

Subject: Community ID for All!

Message: My name is (YOUR NAME) and I live at (YOUR ADDRESS). I am a (AFFILIATION: a constituent/a member of Quad Cities Interfaith etc).

I am writing to you today to express my support for a Scott County Community ID for ALL residents of Scott County. We want Scott County to be welcoming everyday, and a Scott County Community ID would benefit everyone and make our community truly welcoming. It should be available for all Scott County residents, as we want our community inclusive for EVERYONE!

Once again, I am asking you, as your constituent, to support a Scott County Community ID for ALL residents of Scott County.

Sincerely,
(YOUR NAME)


​Sign Our Petition

Between physical and virtual signatures, we have 25 institutional and over 230 individual signatures. Sign on to take us to 300! 

Sign on: Pass A Scott County Community ID Now!


​Thank you for your support of this important project.

In Solidarity,
Quad Cities Interfaith
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ARPA Vote by Scott County Board of Supervisors - Action Alert

2/14/2022

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Support Excluded and Essential Workers in Scott County - Action Alert
Thursday, February 17th to March 17th

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Dear Friends and Workers,

All of us have been hit hard by the COVD-19 pandemic. And every day over the past 2 years, thousands of essential workers risked their health and safety to make sure we got food, healthcare, transportation, education and shelter - all the things we need to live.

Many of these frontline workers, though, have been excluded or left out of pandemic relief measures. We can change that!

Scott County has received over $33 million - through the American Rescue Plan - to help people recover from the pandemic. This includes people - like essential workers, immigrant workers - who've been hurt the most and risked the most to keep our communities going.

But our Scott County elected officials are not prioritizing essential workers who bore the weight of the economy on their shoulders. Scott County has the perfect opportunity to invest back into the very people that invested so much time, sweat, and tears into Scott County with their labor during this world-wide pandemic.

The Board of Supervisors plans on voting on how to spend ARPA funds on Thursday, March 17th. We must take action now! For Scott County to listen, it will take hundreds of our allies’ voices. Your voice as an ally of low-wage workers and immigrants in Scott County is critical.  


How You Can Take Action 

SHOW UP: 
  • This Thursday, February 17th at the Scott County Administrative Center during the Board of Supervisor's meeting at 4:45 PM and speak in support of Excluded and Essential Workers during public comment.
Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1282300882255169/?active_tab=about

CALL and EMAIL:
  • Scott County Supervisor Chair Ken Beck at
    563-499-1619 and [email protected]
Tell him:
  • Scott County should put at least $20 million in an Excluded and Essential Workers Fund - direct aid and premium pay should go to the essential, frontline and excluded workers who have risked their health to keep our communities going during the pandemic.
​
Email him. Here's an example email to consider sending:
Hello Supervisor Beck, 

My name is (YOUR NAME) and I live at (YOUR ADDRESS). I am a (AFFILIATION member of Quad Cities Interfaith, Faith Institution, constituent of Scott County, etc.) I am writing to you today to express my support for Scott County to invest $20 million from the American Rescue Plan Act in Excluded and Essential Workers by 

1. PROVIDING IMMEDIATE RELIEF TO lOW-WAGE WORKERS EXCLUDED FROM PANDEMIC RELIEF by allocating $10 million of ARPA funds for direct aid in the form of stimulus checks of $3,200 for every low-wage worker in Scott County who was excluded from previous rounds of pandemic relief.

2. PROVIDING PREMIUM PAY FOR ESSENTIAL WORKERS by allocating an additional $10 million in Premium Pay for low-wage, essential workers who performed essential work in Scott County throughout the pandemic. 

Over the past 2 years, essential and excluded workers did not have the luxury of working from home. They showed up to work knowing there may not be enough PPE, no sick leave, no hazard pay, no federal pandemic relief of any sort because they had to. Excluded and Essential workers kept our economy running, while risking their health so we could protect ours. It is time that we invest back into these workers that showed up everyday. These workers are certified nurses assistants, delivery drivers, cleaning and sanitation, grocery store employees, restaurant workers, construction workers, nurses, hospitality workers, the list goes on. They were and continue to be ESSENTIAL workers. 

Counties like Johnson County, IA and states like New York and New Jersey have invested in excluded and essential workers. Scott County has the perfect opportunity to invest back directly into the people that were impacted the greatest. 
​
Once again, I am asking you, as your constituent, to support Excluded and Essential Workers through the American Rescue Plan Act. 

Sincerely,
(YOUR NAME)


What we do with American Rescue Plan relief money can redefine our communities for years to come. Make your voice heard!
Can you drop us a note after you've made your calls or emails and let us know how they went? 

In Solidarity,
Quad Cities Interfaith

​Alta Price

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Candidate Questions - Civil Rights

4/22/2019

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Candidate Questions - Civil Rights

Immigration/Refugee Policy

 Let’s get organized before the next presidential candidates come to town! It’s hard to know what questions to ask, but here is a list that Quad Cities Interfaith created. If you have additional questions you think should be asked, please contact our Office Manager, Amber Bordolo and we will add to this list.
 
If you attend a candidate’s event, print off this list (see the download link below) and have it handy in case you get a chance to ask a question. Listen carefully to the answers on the topics below. Take notes if you can, and report back to us in the Blog Comments below. We want to know what you hear and think!
 
These are also good questions that should be addressed to your State legislatures when they hold legislative sessions or campaign for re-election.
 
 
1.  As President, will you work to re-unite families separated at the border and change this policy so that future children and families are not separated while their legal status is in limbo?

2.  What is your position on the Central American migrant caravan asylum-seekers at the border?

3.  As President, will you work to ensure that tear gas is not employed against any persons at the border, like that which took place in November of this last year?

4.  In Iowa, legislators have passed a state bill to prohibit local municipalities from establishing local sanctuary laws. Are you willing to speak out against these efforts at outlawing city and county rights to establish local sanctuary status?

5.  We are against ICE workplace and community raids that unnecessarily terrorize, and often separate, families. A prominent example took place in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa in the past year. What is your stance on the role of ICE in our local communities?

6.  We are against laws that put undue burdens on local police forces to do the work of area ICE agents. We don’t think these measures make our communities more safe; in fact, they make people less likely to report crime for fear of retaliation or deportation. What is your stance on the role of local police in matters pertaining to immigration enforcement?

7.  Do you support driver’s licenses for immigrants and other local efforts such as Community ID programs?

8.  Do you support efforts toward providing a path to citizenship for the 11 million immigrants in the United States?

9.  There has been a call to overhaul our immigration policies.  What provisions do you think should be a part of revising and changing our nation’s immigration laws?

10.  As President, will you take leadership in permanently eliminating “The Muslim ban?”  Will you support policies that increase the numbers of refugees the U.S. accepts? 

11.  What role do you think the U.S. has in accepting refugees from countries where we currently or have previously actively supported or engaged in military conflict in those countries?

12.  Given that the policies and actions of our government have helped to create the conditions which people in the Migrant Caravan are fleeing, what are our responsibilities to these asylum seekers? How should they be treated at the border?
 
13. We stand strongly against the profit incentive behind incarceration of immigrants and citizens promoted by the prison industrial complex.  Will you reject campaign contributions from banks and corporations that have a profit incentive in the building of private prisons and immigrant detention centers? 
 

Mass Incarceration and Restorative Justice

1.  Our groups in the Quad Cities are dealing with racial disparities in rates of out-of-school suspensions. As President, what will you do to address these and other racial inequities in our nation’s public school systems? 

2.  There our racial inequities across the board in our public schools here locally, and throughout the nation.  What will you do to close the opportunity and achievement gap in public education between low-income and students of color, relative to their more affluent white peers?

3.  What is your take on the recent bi-partisan criminal justice changes at the federal level? What do you think is the next step towards improving our current criminal justice system?

4.  As president, what will you do to provide opportunities for criminal ex-offender re-entry programs and to create employment opportunities for formerly incarcerated persons to reduce recidivism?

5.  Do you support “banning the box” policies that require ex-offenders to disclose their felony history in job applications?

6.  The U.S. remains the most over-incarcerated nation on the planet. What steps will you take as President to decrease the numbers and reduce racial disparities in populations of offenders behind bars?
 
7.  We stand strongly against the profit incentive behind incarceration of immigrants and citizens promoted by the prison industrial complex.  Will you reject campaign contributions from banks and corporations that have a profit incentive in the building of private prisons and immigrant detention centers? 
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Immigration Meetings for February 2019

2/3/2019

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Immigration Meetings for February 2019

 The PACG Civil Rights Forum is working on its own and in coalition with other community organizations on Immigration. Consider coming to one of these upcoming meetings on Immigration issues:

One Human Family Immigration Task Force - Wednesday, Feb 6th at 1:30 pm 
Chancery of the Catholic Diocese of Davenport
780 W Central Park, Davenport (map)  
Contact Sister Nancy Miller with questions.

QC Sanctuary Coalition - Saturday, Feb 9th from 10am - noon
the Benedictine Sisters of Saint Mary Monastery
2200 88th Ave, Rock Island (map)
Contact John Dunsheath with questions.

Quad Cities Interfaith - Tuesday, Feb 19th at 6:30 pm
Monthly Task Force Assembly
Church of Peace, 1114 12th St, Rock Island  (map) 
Contact Aaron Wagner with questions.

Alta Price
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Civil Rights

12/3/2018

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The Civil Rights Forum 

The PACG Civil Rights Forum will not be meeting in December. However, at least some of the groups we are working with do have December meetings.

December 8th (Saturday) at 10:00 am at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the QC - QC Sanctuary Coalition (contact John Dunsheath with questions.)

December 12th (Wednesday) at 1:00 pm at the Chancery of the Diocese of Davenport (780 W Central Park, Davenport, IA) - One Human Family Immigration Task Force (contact Sister Nancy Miller with questions)

December 17th (Monday) at 6:30 pm at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Bettendorf - Quad Cities Interfaith Task Force Assembly (includes Immigration and Restorative Justice) (contact Aaron Wagner at Quad Cities Interfaith with questions)

Alta Price
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November 2018 Immigration Meetings

10/28/2018

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November 2018 Immigration Meetings

The PACG Civil Rights Forum is working on its own and in coalition with other community organizations on Immigration. Consider coming to one of these upcoming meetings on Immigration issues:
  • Nov 3 (Saturday), 9 am to noon at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the QC - Sanctuary 102 Presentation (contact [email protected] for more information)
  • Nov 10 (Saturday), 10 am at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the QC - QC Sanctuary Coalition (contact John Dunsheath with questions)
  • Nov 10 (Saturday), 6 to 8 pm at First Baptist Church in Moline - Quad Cities Alliance for Immigrants and Refugees Citizenship Honors Dinner (free dinner) (contact QCAIR office at 563-594-0854)
  • ​Nov 11 (Sunday), 4 pm at Greatest Grains - PACG Civil Rights Forum (contact Alta Price with questions)
  • Nov 14 (Wednesday), 1:30 pm at the Diocese in Davenport - One Human Family Immigration Task Force (contact Sister Nancy Miller with questions)
  • Nov 19 (Monday), 6:30 pm at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Bettendorf - Quad Cities Interfaith Task Force Assembly (includes Immigration and Restorative Justice) (contact Quad Cities Interfaith with questions
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Community Events: Quad Cities Interfaith October 2018 Task Force Assembly

10/9/2018

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Join Quad Cities Interfaith 
for our upcoming

Issues Task Force Assembly
October 22, 2018, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
St. Mary’s Parrish House, 516 Fillmore Street, Davenport (map link)

Issue Task Forces will be strategizing on advancing our campaigns for:
Immigrant Rights 
Mass Incarceration/Restorative Justice
Additional issues as they emerge

Note from PACG:
Immigrant Rights will be of interest to our Civil Rights Forum
Mass Incarceration/Restorative Justice will be of interest to our Civil Rights Forum
and Drug Policy Forum

Contact Lead Organizer Aaron Wagner, QCI, at 
641-990-4594, [email protected], with 
questions or input leading up the October 22nd meeting



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October 2018 Immigration Meetings

10/3/2018

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October 2018 Immigration Meetings

The PACG Civil Rights Forum is working on its own and also in coalition with other community organizations on Immigration. Consider coming to one of these upcoming meetings on Immigration issues:
  • Oct 13 (Saturday), 10 am at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the QC, 3707 Eastern Ave, Davenport - QC Sanctuary Coalition (contact John Dunsheath with questions)
  • Oct 14 (Sunday), 4 pm at Greatest Grains, 1600 N Harrison, Davenport - PACG Civil Rights Forum (contact Alta Price with questions)
  • Oct 22 (Monday), 6:30 pm at St. Mary’s Parish House, 516 Fillmore St, Davenport - Quad Cities Interfaith Task Force Assembly(includes Immigration and Restorative Justice) (contact  Quad Cities Interfaith with questions)
  • Oct 24 (Wednesday), 1 pm at the Chancery of the Catholic Diocese of Davenport, 780 W Central Park, Davenport - One Human Family Immigration Task Force (contact Sister Nancy Miller with questions)
Alta Price
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Monarch Release and Immigration Celebration - Sunday, September 23, 2018

9/14/2018

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Monarch Release and Immigration Celebration - Organized by Quad Cities Interfaith

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