Today on Culture Clique we have a guest with a person who is excited to help MN move forward in relationship equality. We sit down with Anne Kaner-Roth executive director for Project 515. Project 515 is named for the 515 Minnesota statutes that currently discriminate against couples and families. Project 515 is executing a multi-year plan to secure equal rights for Minnesota’s same sex couples and their families through public advocacy and legislative and political advocacy.
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Today on Culture Clique we have a guest with a person who is excited to help MN move forward in relationship equality. We sit down with Anne Kaner-Roth executive director for Project 515. Project 515 is named for the 515 Minnesota statutes that currently discriminate against couples and families. Project 515 is executing a multi-year plan to secure equal rights for Minnesota’s same sex couples and their families through public advocacy and legislative and political advocacy.
Today we will learn the history of the organization, How MN is stacking up against other states in relationship recognition policies, the progress project 5fifteen is working towards and how you can help with the movement towards equality. Teri Tenseth hosts this edition of Culture Clique.
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Today on Culture Clique we have a guest with a person who is excited to help MN move forward in relationship equality. We sit down with Anne Kaner-Roth executive director for Project 515. Project 515 is named for the 515 Minnesota statutes that currently discriminate against couples and families. Project 515 is executing a multi-year plan to secure equal rights for Minnesota’s same sex couples and their families through public advocacy and legislative and political advocacy.
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