Dr. Richard Todd Ivey, American College
of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, gives
pubic testimony before Texas Med Board

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Amanda Zurawski, plaintiff in
Zurawski v. State of Texas, gives public
testimony before the Texas Med Board

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Kaitlin Kash, plaintiff in the
Zurawksi case, urges the Texas
Medical Board to cover fetal health

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This week we are joined by Emily Bourgeois, Community Organizer of RAC-Texas, the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism—one of Texas Impact’s member institutions. We always enjoy working with Emily across a range of policy issues, including public education and religious freedom.



Over the last month, we have had several episodes about the holy seasons many of our traditions have been observing. Emily will join us today to talk about Passover and the intersection with advocacy.



Learn more about the work of RAC-Texas at rac.org/take-action/rac-your-state/rac-tx

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This week we say goodbye to maybe our closest friend of the show, who has been on the program more than any other guest. Texas Impact announced last week that Advocacy Director Joshua Houston would be leaving soon to take a new position with Caritas of Austin. So we thought we needed to say goodbye (for now) with one last episode reminiscing on some of his proudest, and most hilarious, moments in his 14 years with Texas Impact. Keep the tissue box close by for this very special episode because we finally talk about feelings!

Find out ore about Caritas of Austin at caritasofaustin.org

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Getting Started with BallotReady with Kyle Riley

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What Is BallotReady? with Kyle Riley

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Why Use BallotReady? with Kyle Riley

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Your BallotReady Dashboard with Kyle Riley

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In anticipation of Texas Impact’s Houston Faith Votes Kick-off Events on 8/20, 8/26, and 8/27 (register at txfaith.org/HFVevents ), I am speaking with several faith leaders across Houston. Through these dialogues, faith leaders explore why voting is vital for their community, and why it’s a matter of faith.

Each week I’ll share how different leaders understand the connection between their faith and participation in democracy and why they feel called to mobilize their communities to engage in civic processes.

This week, I spoke with Kim Mabry, a United Methodist and the program manager for Interfaith Relations at Interfaith Ministries of Greater Houston. Kim shared her thoughts on the importance of voting and how her faith has shaped her view of civic engagement.

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In anticipation of Texas Impact’s Houston Faith Votes Kick-off Events on 8/20, 8/26, and 8/27 (register at txfaith.org/HFVevents ), I am speaking with several faith leaders across Houston. Through these dialogues, faith leaders explore why voting is vital for their community, and why it’s a matter of faith.

Each week I’ll share how different leaders understand the connection between their faith and participation in democracy and why they feel called to mobilize their communities to engage in civic processes.

This week I spoke with Rabbi Josh Fixler from Congregation Emanu El in Houston.

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In anticipation of Texas Impact’s Houston Faith Votes Kick-off Events on 8/20, 8/26, and 8/27 (register here), I am speaking with several faith leaders across Houston. Through these dialogues, faith leaders explore why voting is vital for their community, and why it’s a matter of faith.

Each week I’ll share how different leaders understand the connection between their faith and participation in democracy and why they feel called to mobilize their communities to engage in civic processes.

This week I spoke with Rev. Dr. Angela Ravin-Anderson, a leader in the Social Justice Ministry at Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church, situated across from the University of Houston in Third Ward. Rev. Dr. Ravin-Anderson shared her thoughts about the deep connection between the justice ministry of Christ and the need to actively pursue those values in our communities.

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In anticipation of Texas Impact’s Houston Faith Votes Kick-off Events, which start this weekend, Sunday, August 20th, 8/26, and 8/27 ( register at houstonfaithvotes.org ), We are speaking with several faith leaders across Houston. Through these dialogues, faith leaders explore why voting is vital for their community, and why it’s a matter of faith.

Each week we’ll share how different leaders understand the connection between their faith and participation in democracy and why they feel called to mobilize their communities to engage in civic processes.

This week we spoke with Rev. Dr. Ginny Brown Daniel, an Ordained Minister in the United Church of Christ and a long-time Houstonian. Rev. Dr. Brown Daniel shared about the evolution of her perspective on how her faith and civic engagement are intertwined.

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