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El Senado de MA aprueba la Ley VOTES, legislación para mantener la votación por correo en MA más allá de la pandemia de COVID

I caught up with Senator Rausch to review her accomplishments and future plans

Franklin Matters - October 21, 2024

"Lots of big wins this session, both on the funding and community support side, and also on the policy side."

A legislator’s lessons from fifth graders

Albert Shanker Institute - October 1, 2024

"School visits and engaging with students is one of my favorite parts of serving in the Massachusetts Senate."

Interview with State Senator Becca Rausch

Public Service Review - Spring 2024

"My approach has always been that you effectuate change within the systems that you have been given rather than trying to bust the system entirely."

The Mass. Senate passed aggressive environmental policy to curb plastic use. Will the House act in time?

Boston Globe - July 9, 2024

“If you sit down and really think how much harm we’re doing from making that plastic and then letting it perpetuate in our environment for hundreds of years ... it just doesn’t make any sense,” said Rausch.

Statewide plastic bag ban passes the Massachusetts Senate

GBH News - June 20, 2024

“Here in Massachusetts, we toss out 900,000 tons of plastic waste every year. That includes 2 billion plastic bags and 3.4 billion plastic bottles,” Senator Rausch said.

A half-century of helping those who have lost all hope

Boston Globe - April 1, 2024

“Our constituents of all ages need support and proper resources to be able to thrive, and as their lawmakers, providing these resources is a central part of our jobs,” said Rausch.

Cape Cod League of Women Voters promotes civic engagement during week-long event

Cape Cod Times - March 6, 2024

The event involves students, educators, policymakers and community leaders. Its aim is ‘to strengthen constitutional democracy’ by supporting the movement for civic education and educating about how local, state and federal government works, and the role of individuals.

Lawmaker’s Bill seeks to end the often panicked search for a place to change baby’s diaper

Worcester Telegram and Gazette - February 15, 2024

The bill allows for both private and semi-private locations for baby changing stations; it does not call for installation only in bathrooms.

Should Massachusetts switch to statewide ranked choice voting?

Boston Globe - January 19, 2024

Ranked Choice Voting empowers voters, enhances candidate ballot access, and improves democracy by allowing voters to rank their favored candidates in a particular race.

Is there a future for Jewish progressivism after Oct. 7?

Boston Globe - November 11, 2023

Zionism is the Jewish desire for a homeland that came to fruition after the Holocaust, and some believe progressivism should embrace the establishment of a democratic state that provides refuge to a persecuted minority.

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