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Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-09), co-author and co-sponsor of the resolution, stated, “Today is a day of both great sadness and joy – sadness that Isaac has left us too soon and joy that we were fortunate enough to have known him.”
“I am very grateful for this recognition by Americans for the Arts,” said Congressman Cohen. “Throughout my legislative career, I’ve advocated for more arts education, specifically more public arts education. The arts should not be viewed as an ‘add-on’ to core educational programs but recognized as an integral part of a complete education. Arts education should not be a luxury of the wealthy, but available to all children to enrich their lives, broaden their horizons and encourage success in education, career and life.”
“I am very pleased to announce this grant for the Memphis Housing Authority,” said Congressman Cohen. “This award will provide the funds MHA needs to maintain access to new technology for residents of public housing through technology, or ‘Neighborhood Networks’ centers. Neighborhood Networks centers provide access to computers, computer training and the Internet. These centers provide a wide range of services to help residents achieve long-term economic self-sufficiency.”
Congressman Steve Cohen discusses the history of the United States Civil Rights Movement and the unique role of Tennessee's 9th District in it. To watch the video, please click HERE or on the picture above.
“I am very pleased to report that MATA has been awarded these monies for updating their advanced public transportation systems,” said Congressman Cohen. “I have made the improvement of our public transportation infrastructure in the 9th District a major priority during my tenure, and I applaud the DOT for awarding MATA the necessary funding to serve our community better.”
Last night, I was proud to vote for a major, comprehensive energy bill that will lower costs to consumers and American taxpayers, invest in renewable energy sources to create American jobs, expand domestic energy supply and create greater energy efficiency and conservation.
This is the home-grown, American-owned energy policy that American consumers and businesses have been waiting for and deserve. This compromise legislation will make our country safer, more secure and less dependent on foreign sources of oil.
The Health Resources and Services Administration awarded a competing supplemental grant in the amount of $200,000 to the UT-HSC Boling Center for Developmental Disabilities for a training program and leadership education in neurodevelopmental disorders.
“Hispanic values – faith, family, love of country – are American values. The Hispanic dream – the hope of a better future – is the American Dream. During Hispanic Heritage Month, we honor the Hispanic community and pay tribute to the extraordinary contributions that Hispanics make to America all year long.