Take Action
Contact your State Representative and urge them to support H.4153 and to contact House Ways and Means Chairman Aaron Michlewitz, and House Speaker Robert DeLeo to ask for quick passage of this bill in the House of Representatives.
BECOME A COALITION MEMBER
BECOME A COALITION MEMBER
We are building a coalition of leaders, supporters, volunteers, and partners interested in diversifying leadership and decision-making in Massachusetts. Support An Act to Ensure Gender Parity and Racial and Ethnic Diversity on Public Boards and Commissions (H.4153) by becoming a Parity On Board coalition partner.
As a coalition partner, you will receive updates on the status of the bill, have the opportunity to be a part of coalition meetings, and be the first to know of future interventions in support of this bill. As a coalition partner, you are committing to publicly advocating for this bill.
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Share Your Testimony
Tell us why you support Parity on Board. Share with us why you think Massachusetts would benefit from public boards and commissions that represent the diversity of our Commonwealth. We will share your statement of support on social media and show the broader community the importance of this initiative.
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The recording from our even with @AmplifyLatinx earlier this month is available! Check it out if you are interested in joining a board or commission and unsure where to start:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?v=293193298703744&ref=watch_permalink
"Data can make the invisible visible."
@melindagates on numbers needed to assess the pandemic's impact on women with COVID-19, and also how to economic fallout is affecting women. We can't address gender gaps we don't know about.
https://www.statnews.com/2020/07/30/sexist-and-incomplete-data-hold-back-the-worlds-covid-19-response/
"The best way to identify and address the needs of our community is to have equal representation on decision making bodies... research shows diverse planning groups are proven to develop more inclusive programs with fewer problems that need to be later resolved." Jeanne Morrison
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