Dania Palanker, Senior Counsel
Dania
is a Senior Counsel for Health and Reproductive Rights. Her work
focuses primarily on implementing health reform and expanding access to
quality, affordable health care for women and their families. Prior to
joining the Law Center, Dania worked for the Service Employees
International Union (SEIU). Starting her work at SEIU in the research
department, she became interested in expanding access to health care to
low income families and spent a few years as Deputy Administrator of a
health benefit program at SEIU, working to provide
affordable health insurance
to previously uninsured low wage workers and their families. After the
passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), she worked on implementing the
law as Associate Director of Health Policy. Her background in the ACA
includes insurance reforms, coverage expansions and delivery system
reform, with particular expertise in employer benefits and insurance
reforms.
She is a graduate of Georgetown University Law Center and the
John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
Expert in: Health Insurance, Health Care Reform, Medicaid & Other Public Funding, Health Care & Reproductive Rights
Dear Dania Palanker, Et Al: Where is the money? How does the 'female' (and the 'male') in the USA find the intelligence to understand 'money'?
It seems simple contract regarding 'money' isn't taught at the levels of 'government' and oh, my, what long reach the 'money' has in every way except, 'sovereignty'.
This is a problem for the species in our human family since the beginning of time it appears truth is reality, and so: it's long past time for justice, too. What is truth in justice?
Ellen Brown, JD too, can teach the NWLC what we really need to know:
Hi, here
is my latest article, posted on Truthdig.com –
The Leveraged Buyout of America
PublicBankingTV has also posted a video that is the first in a series, here --
Your Money Is Not Safe in the Big Banks
And Truthdig made me Truthdigger of the week (very exciting!) --
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