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Rekindling Reform is a non-profit joint project of 72 organizations in New York. Founded in 2000, Rekindling Reform has aimed to encourage debate and discussion on how our country can best provide affordable health care for all. We have come to realize how intimately success in that quest is tied to the struggle to preserve and strengthen the nation's existing social insurance and social protection programs, beginning with Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and SNAP/food-stamps.

HOW OUR NATIONAL POLITICAL DISCOURSE HAS CHANGED OVER FOUR DECADES
Click here to read a NY Times OpEd by Theodore Marmor and Jerry Mashaw.

URGENT: EXPAND SOCIAL SECURITY, DON'T CUT IT
Click here to see how an editorial in The Nation argues this.


The No Bad Grand Bargain Coalition

To help turn back the "fiscal cliff" attacks on the nation's social protection and other vital public programs, several dozen NY labor, business, advocacy, and community organizations have come together in a campaign launched on the initiative of Rekindling Reform and other groups. Together, we are fighting to protect and strengthen Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP/food-stamps and other public programs critical for the health and well-being of low-income, minority, elderly, disabled, and other vulnerable populations as well as of middle class and working people generally. We are determined to stiffen resistance in Congress against concessions to sworn foes of the safety net, the public sector, and fair taxation. Read more...

A list of the organizations represented in the network

Letters to Sen. Schumer from some organizations in the network




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