New from Equal Rights Advocates: VIDEO: Making CA a Better Place for Women

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Video from We Are Thomasse. Special thanks to Sarah Ann Massey, producer and host.

Assembly Bill 9 was voted through the California Senate and Assembly, and is on its way to Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk! So spread the word, share this video, and ask Gov. Newsom to sign this bill into law! Email the Governor now with 1 click.

Hosted by Sarah Ann Masse
DP: Wade Patterson
B Cam: Ed Spangler
Sound: Chris Hruby
Edited by: Brittany Nisco
PAs: Alexandrea Ortiz & Nick Afka Thomas
HMU: Kimberly Flack
Produced by Sarah Ann Masse/Sarah Ann Thomas/We Are Thomasse

Special thanks to our bill co-sponsors: California Employment Lawyers Association and Consumer Attorneys of California, and to bill authors Assembly Member Eloise Gómez Reyes, Assembly Member Laura Friedman, and Assembly Member Marie Waldron.

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By: ERA Staff
Published at: September 10, 2019 at 11:07AM
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