January 17, 2020 Alliance Digest

MN Caucuses on February 25

Mark your calendars for February 25 to attend Minnesota's precinct caucuses.

Click here to download a caucus resolution opposing assisted suicide.

Why attend? This is a great opportunity to influence public policy at the grassroots level by proposing a resolution opposing assisted suicide. If you convince other attendees to support your resolution, it will be taken to the next political convention. Eventually, your resolution could become part of the official party platform. 

WHEN AND WHERE WILL 2020 PRECINCT CAUCUSES BE HELD?
Tuesday, February 25 at 7:00 p.m. at locations set by the parties.
As the date nears, more information will be available here.

WHAT IS A PRECINCT CAUCUS?
Precinct caucuses are meetings run by Minnesota's political parties. They are the first in a series of meetings where parties may endorse candidates, select delegates, and set goals and values (called party platforms).

 WHO CAN PARTICIPATE IN A CAUCUS?
To participate, you must be eligible to vote in the November 2020 general election and live in the precinct.

 WHAT HAPPENS AT THE CAUCUS?
Each political party runs their caucus meetings a little differently. One thing that is certain, though, is that you'll have the chance to to discuss issues and ideas for your chosen party to support. You can present an issue or idea for the party to support, called a resolution.

Click here for the caucus resolution and here for the candidate questionnaire. Thank you!

 

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If you're not already, follow us on Twitter here and share with your network. In 2020, our goal is to have 1,000 followers. You'll find regular updates from the Alliance along with great articles, useful resources and the latest about the legislative status of the End-of-Life Options Act. Help us reach our goal!

 

Fatal Flaws Screening Opportunities

St. Francis of Assisi Church in Rochester, MN will be screening Fatal Flaws on Sunday, January 26th from 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM followed by a panel discussion. No RSVP required.

To arrange a screening of Fatal Flaws in your community, place of worship, or other setting, please contact the Alliance. This is a great way to spur thoughtful discussions about the problem of legalizing assisted suicide.

 

University of St. Thomas' Murphy Institute to Discuss Physician Assisted Suicide

March 18

The University of St. Thomas' Murphy Institute is hosting this event on Wednesday, March 18 (5-7pm).

Join us to discuss physician assisted suicide including the “End-of-Life Options Act” (HF 2152), a bill currently pending in the MN Legislature.

Featured speakers are: John Kelly, Second Thoughts Director and Not Dead Yet New England Regional Director and Thaddeus Pope, Mitchell Hamline School of Law Professor and Health Law Institute Director.

Your participation in this critical discussion can help ensure that Minnesota keeps care in healthcare. Email us so we'll know that you'll be there.

 

MN Alliance for Ethical Healthcare
  info@ethicalcaremn.org

The Alliance is a diverse coalition of healthcare providers, caretakers, and community allies that believes government should find ways to prioritize proper treatment and management of pain and quality end-of-life care, not hasten death.

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