By David Trone I tell those considering a career in business that you have to get comfortable with failure. That’s how you figure out what works and what doesn’t. To find the right way forward,...
Photo/Don Del Rosso This article is reprinted from FauquierNow.com Faces of Fauquier: Faith, politics inspire him to act By Don Del Rosso Staff Journalist The Marshall-area man has a longtime interest in the “intersection” of...
Photo by Neill Caldwell, VICPP By Travis Fain, The Daily Press Driver’s licenses suspended over outstanding court fines, something that affects more than 600,000 Virginians, should be easier to reinstate now that new laws...
By Jane Anderson* On May 8, U.S. Rep. Rob Wittman (R-Va. 1st district) issued a press release called “The Case for the American Health Act.” The AHCA is the bill congressional Republicans have passed...
The Richmond VICPP chapter is partnering with the Richmond Office of Community Wealth Building to develop a Living Wage Certification program. This is a voluntary certification program designed to recognize and promote employers that pay...
May Day RVA: Monday, May 1, starting at 10:30 a.m., Abner Clay Park, 200 W Clay St, Richmond, 23220 The Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy will kick off this year’s May Day...
Hazel to Speak at ‘Removing Barriers to Affordable Healthcare’ Community Forum Learn how you, your family and neighbors will be affected by proposed reforms in national and state healthcare policy. Thursday, May...
The Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy advocates with and through a network of Faith Advocacy Partners. These partners are churches, synagogues, temples, mosques, seminary and undergraduate faith groups and other social justice organizations...
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Richmond must become a place of refuge and safety for all vulnerable communities. We cannot succumb to fear and inaction when facing an America that lacks compassion and justice. This May Day, communities...