On the evening of October 22, 2009, as cold autumn winds blew down Woodward Avenue, members of MOSES congregations gathered at the First United Methodist Church for an informational meeting. We came together to discuss important challenges facing Detroiters, including healthcare, immigration reform, access to healthy foods, and the need for better public transit. As our brothers and sisters shared stories of how these issues have affected them personally, MOSES organizers informed us how to get involved in “Rapid Response” efforts to take action. Read on to learn what we discussed at the meeting, and what you can do to help. If you want to live in a healthy community, then ACT ON IT!
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RAPID RESPONSE:
Here’s what you can do right now!

Transportation
Call Mayor Bing and tell him we need a regional mass transit system
(313) 224-3400

Immigration
Call Senator Stabenow and tell her to support comprehensive immigration reform (202) 224-4822

Health Care
Healthcare reform can’t wait—contact Jackie to get involved! Call Jackie Dunn-Bell (MOSES Organizer) (313) 384-8449

Healthy Food Access
Contact MOSES to get a survey for your local grocery store.