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Heads up PA: Allyson Schwartz (MSW) for Governor!

Stephanie PinskybyStephanie Pinsky
April 7, 2019
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schwartz1As the democratic primary for governor of Pennsylvania quickly approaches, on May 20, 2014, social workers must band together to support democratic hopeful Allyson Schwartz. As a female political trailblazer in state and federal government and a proud social worker, here are 10 things you should know about Allyson Schwartz:

  1. She earned a B.A. from Simmons College in Sociology and a Masters of Social Work from Bryn Mawr College
  2. She is currently a 5th term US Representative for Pennsylvanian’s 13th Congressional District which represents Northern and North East Philadelphia
  3. She is known as a health care expert and is credited with establishing the first Child Health Insurance Program (CHIP) as a PA State Senator, which became the national model under President Clinton
  4. She is a centrist democrat who is known for finding bi-partisan solutions (like a good social worker does!)
  5. According to her website, her key policy issues are education, employment, health care, women, LGBT rights, voting rights, affordable college, the environment, public transpiration
  6. She sits on the House Budget Committee and Ways & Means Committee
  7. She is on the Social Security and Revenue Measures sub-committees of Ways & Means
  8. Prior to her career in politics she was a health care executive in Philadelphia working to make health insurance more affordable, particularly for low-income children, seniors, and working parents
  9. She has focused her political career on public policy which improve quality of life, most notably Medicaid and Medicare, tax policy, neighborhood revitalization, veterans affairs, and access to quality education
  10. Her mother is a Holocaust survivor and her father is a veteran of the Korean War

She is favored second for the democratic primary next to industry champion Tom Wolf. Incumbent republican governor Tom Corbett is running for re-election and a strong democrat is needed. The primary election is quickly approaching on May 20, 2014 and will be here before we know it. Social Workers must spread the word about Allyson Schwartz and highlight her social work values and experience representing Pennsylvanian’s most vulnerable populations. If nothing else, GET OUT TO THE POLLS MAY 20!!

Allyson Schwartz for Governow

For more information see:

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Congressional Website
CRISP Profile
Gov. Tracks Profile

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Stephanie Pinsky

Stephanie Pinsky

Stephanie Pinsky is the Political Staff Writer for Social Work Helper. She recently completed her MSSW from Columbia University where she focused on Public Policy. She completed her field placement at the Center for the Study of Social Policy, where she worked on the Child Welfare Systems Change team. As a passionate social justice advocate and political fanatic, Stephanie writes on a wide range of social work policy issues including child welfare, immigration, public assistance, mental health, education, and race equity. You can read her blog Social Justice & Beyond at SocialWorker4Change.wordpress.com and follower her on Twitter @StephaniePinsky

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