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April 8, 2022 by Susan Kelley

Month in Review: MARCH

March began with one of the year’s biggest events, the President’s State of the Union address.

The Vice President wore a custom ensemble by go-to designer Sergio Hudson.

The look included a round-neck dress topped by a single-breasted coat with notch lapels, one-button closure, and a row of 6 buttons at each cuff.

The coat has design elements seen in the label’s “sculpted blazer,” featuring Mr. Hudson’s curved seams and fabric panels. Below, a Sculpted Blazer as offered at Saks, with the center photo digitally lightened to better show the seams. (The Vice President’s coat did not have the wide peaked lapels seen in these images.)

Another view of the Vice President.

In this red version of the Sculpted Blazer, you can also see the fabric panels and seaming as well as the six buttons at the cuff.

Before the SOTU address, Ms. Harris spent time speaking with NATO leaders from Eastern European countries about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

For those calls she wore Dolce and Gabbana separates.

March the 2nd, Ms. Harris traveled to Durham, North Carolina with Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh.

They visited Durham Technical Community College and toured the William G. Ingram Center for Learning and Applied Technology, seeing demonstrations from students taking part in an electrical apprenticeship partnership. 

The Vice President spoke directly to students during her remarks:

You are role models — each one of you — of the work that can happen…It’s about tapping into the big brains and skills of folks and to help develop it and to train those skills to do such important work. It’s about growing our country and strengthening our country. We all came to visit you so we can see it firsthand and then go out and talk to folks about it. 

She met a young woman named Eleanor. “Eleanor told MVP that when she grows up, she wants to be a pediatrician, and then she told me today was one of the best days of her life!”

Vice President Harris wore her pinstripe suit by Dolce and Gabbana and an unidentified silvery-grey blouse.

On March 4 Ms. Harris met with Bahrain’s Crown Prince and Prime Minister, Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa.

Both stressed the “strength of US-Bahrain ties” when speaking with the media.

Vice President Harris was in her black Dolce and Gabbana separates and her Lafayette 148 New York ‘Perla’ top.

Sunday, the 6th, Vice President Harris, Second Gentleman, cabinet members, and other officials traveled to Selma, Alabama. They were there to mark Bloody Sunday, the day in 1965 when Congressman John Lewis and hundreds of voting rights advocates tried to cross the Edmund Pettus bridge. The marchers were brutally attacked and tear-gassed by Alabama State Troopers.

More from this Atlanta Voice story.

The nation’s first female vice president — as well as the first African American and Indian American in the role — spoke of marchers whose “peaceful protest was met with crushing violence. They were kneeling when the state troopers charged. They were praying when the billy clubs struck.”

On “Bloody Sunday,” March 7, 1965, state troopers beat and tear-gassed peaceful demonstrators, including young activist John Lewis, who later became a longtime Georgia congressman. The images of violence at the Edmund Pettus Bridge — originally named for a Confederate general — shocked the nation and helped galvanize support for passage of the Voting Rights Act.

The scene on the bridge this year.

In a social media post, the Vice President said, “Today, I stand with civil rights and community leaders on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Those who marched across this bridge 57 years ago marched for our freedom to vote. If we all continue to work together, to fight together, we will secure our rights.”

She delivered remarks in Selma:

“I stand on the shoulders of giants, who risked everything for our freedoms. The baton has been passed to us to continue the fight to protect our right to vote. Those who marched in Selma, marched for the freedom to vote and all the rights and freedoms that voting unlocks: economic justice, social justice, racial justice. We must do the same.”

Marching. pic.twitter.com/50x5Mqzyfl

— Scott Detrow (@scottdetrow) March 6, 2022

Additional thoughts on the day’s significance and the Vice President’s role from this piece by Errin Haines in The 19th.

I was struck that she was speaking to a crowd that included the foot soldiers who were beaten and bloodied in that same spot, establishment members of the movement and younger activists who are new to the fight. Harris herself was a bridge in that moment, connecting the need to be vigilant about protecting democracy for people who are literally worlds apart.

For the day’s events, Ms. Harris wore designs by Michael Kors Collection. Her blazer looks like the Stretch Pebble Crepe Blazer ($567, originally $1890) in a color called ‘wheat.’ The jacket is made of virgin wool with a touch of polyamide and elastane. The single-breasted design features notched lapels, padded shoulders, flap pockets, and single button front closure. I believe the dress worn by Ms. Harris is the Double-Face Stretch Wool Dress (no longer available in this color) seen below. Done in a classic fit and flare silhouette, the sleeveless style incorporates multiple fabric panels, contoured seaming, and a round neck.

Monday, the 7th, the Vice President announced federal actions that “will expand clean public transit and school buses, reduce emissions from dirty diesel trucks, and create good-paying jobs,” per a White House briefing paper. Also taking part in the announcement, EPA Administrator Michael Regan and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

Vice President Harris was in an unidentified checked jacket and trousers she has worn previously.

On March 9 the Vice President traveled to Poland.

Powitanie Wiceprezydent Kamali Harris @VP w Polsce to wyjątkowo ważny dzień dla mnie i dla relacji między oboma krajami. Wiceprezydent Harris przybyła z wizytą, aby kontynuować naszą bliską współpracę w odpowiedzi na brutalną wojnę Putina w Ukrainie. pic.twitter.com/qHQ5ZrMFDy

— Ambasador Mark Brzezinski (@USAmbPoland) March 9, 2022

She met with Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki for discussions on the situation in Ukraine.

She also met with President Andrzej Duda.

The two leaders held a joint news conference.

The Vice President said, “We stand with the people of Ukraine, we admire their courage, and we are aligned in our support of their sovereignty and territorial integrity.”

She spent time with representatives of the Ukraine refugee community and also announced an additional $50 million in humanitarian assistance to be distributed through US Aid.

Ms. Harris also met with US and Polish service members in Warsaw.

The next day, March 11, the Vice President was in Bucharest for meetings with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis. Below, the two during a welcome ceremony at Cotroceni Palace.

The Vice President said they both “reaffirmed that the United States and Romania, along with our allies and partners, stand together in opposing Russian aggression in Ukraine.”

Another view.

Ms. Harris delivered remarks to the Democratic National Committee’s winter meeting on Saturday, the 12th.

The Vice President wore her Tom Ford suit seen several times in the last few years. The pieces are done in a classic Prince of Wales check, with a fitted blazer and straight cut on the pants (unlike those seen below).

On March 15 Vice President Harris took part in White House Equal Pay Day events. Below, watching President Biden sign an executive order that “encourages — but does not order — the government to consider banning federal contractors from seeking information about job applicants’ prior salary history, ” per this PBS report.

Also on the 15th, an Equal Pay Day discussion with current and former US Women’s Soccer players, Kelley O’Hara, Margaret Purce, Briana Scurry, Julie Foudy, and Cindy Parlow Cone. Also taking part virtually were Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan. Ms. Harris noted that “women are paid less than men in America. On average, women working full time, make just 83 cents for every dollar made by a man. For many women of color, the gap is even wider.”

We return to the PBS story.

….players from the U.S. women’s soccer team…. recently won a $24 million settlement with U.S. Soccer in a discrimination dispute.

The settlement includes a commitment to equalize pay and bonuses to match the men’s team.

The Vice President wore an unidentified dark grey suit with a black blouse. In this photo released on March 16th, but shot on the 15th, you have a better view of the jacket.

On March 16 Vice President Harris delivered remarks about a new initiative from the administration, Project SERV.

More background comes from this Murjani Rawls story in The Root.

Historically Black colleges and universities around the United States have been operating under a continuous cycle of hate. Since January of 2022, 36 HBCUs have been targets of bomb threats. On the first day of Black History Month alone, 18 HBCUs had to suspend operations and go on lockdown. Thankfully, there were no devices found, but this is a coordinated attack on the psyche of Black students.

The program provides short-term immediate funding for local educational agencies (LEAs) and institutions of higher education (IHEs) that have experienced a violent or traumatic incident to assist in restoring a safe environment conducive to learning.

Thursday, March 17, the Vice President administered a swearing-in ceremony with Shalanda Young, the first Black woman to lead the White House budget office. In this photo, you also see Ms. Young’s father, Ronald Smith (2nd from right), and I believe that is Ms. Young’s husband with their daughter, Charlie.

Vice President Harris wore her black Dolce and Gabbana separates and an Akris top we’ve not seen for some time. Below, the Akris Punto Yucca & Agave Stripe Wool Ribbed T-Shirt (sold out).

The Vice President traveled to Louisiana on the 21st. She was there to talk about a $30 million grant to boost broadband access. Below, during a visit to a community library in Sunset, LA.

The funding will be used to connect more than 20,000 households and 3,000 small businesses. The Vice President noted in a social media post, “When we have students sitting in cars in fast-food parking lots doing their homework over public Wi-Fi, and seniors seeing doctors online in local public libraries—we have a problem. Our $65 billion investment in high-speed internet will impact millions.”

The Vice President wore her Altuzarra Kenton Jacket and Serge Pants.

On March 25 the Vice president addressed members of the National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators during a meeting in her Ceremonial Office in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.

Vice President Harris was in the khaki-olive suit believed to be by Dolce and Gabbana and a black top.

Tuesday, March 29 Vice President Harris took part in the White House ceremony for the signing of the landmark Emmett Till Anti-lynching Act.

To the right of the President (soft green coat), you see Michelle Duster, great-granddaughter of pioneering investigative journalist Ida B. Wells. Ms. Wells led an anti-lynching movement in the 1890s. More from FreeSpeech.org, “Michelle Duster…said at Tuesday’s bill signing, ‘Finally, in 2022, we have justice. We have laws that were fought for so long ago,’ says Duster, who thinks the law is ‘better late than never.'”

Below, the Vice President with (left to right) Senator Alex Padilla (D-CA), Senator Ralph Warnock (D-GA), and Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ). The Vice President, Sen Booker, and Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) co-sponsored the original legislation.

Also on the 29th, the Vice President met with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

She wore her black Dolce and Gabbana separates again and the UFO chocolate brown blouse first seen in February of this year.

Vice President Harris wrapped up the month on the 30th with a meeting and news conference with Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness.

Another view.

The Vice President wore her Altuzarra Kenton blazer and Serge trousers, along with her Michael Kors Collection Pleated Blouse.

February 17, 2022 by Susan Kelley

Month in Review: JANUARY 2022

Our 2022 coverage of the Vice President’s style begins with a January 4 COVID-19 briefing by the administration’s COVID-19 team.

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November 22, 2021 by Susan Kelley

Week in Review Nov 15 – Nov 20

Monday, November 15, Vice President Harris started the week with meetings in her office and delivering remarks at the signing of the administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure bill. Below, the Vice President and San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria in her West Wing office on Monday.

Then it was time for the signing of the bill.

A sizable number of guests were on hand to witness the signing—more from The Washington Post’s coverage.

Members of Congress, governors, mayors, state and local elected officials, as well as labor leaders, business leaders and other stakeholders, sat before a dais that included 30 key players from both sides of the aisle and representing diverse communities across America.A sizable

The Vice President was in a jacket we saw last week that is very similar to Altuzarra’s ‘Acacia’ blazer, with matching trousers. Beneath the jacket, it looked like Ms. Harris was in the Cecile matte silk blouse by Lafayette 148 New York.

Tuesday, the 16th, the Vice President took part in the White House Tribal Nations Summit.

In a Tweet, the Vice President said she spoke about the “Build Back Better Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will make major investments in clean water, transportation, childcare and housing in Tribal communities.”

Ms. Harris wore what looked like her black Dolce and Gabbana blazer and pants and an unidentified burgundy or maroon top.

Thursday, the 18th, was a busy day. Vice President Harris joined the president and others for the signing of “three bipartisan bills that expand benefits for the nations law enforcement officers and first responders along with the communities they serve,” per this PBS story.

The Vice President then met with Mexico’s President, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

Above, on the balcony outside the Vice President’s ceremonial office.

The Mexican President was in town for the first ‘North American Leaders’ Summit’ with President Biden and Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau. He also met separately with Vice President Harris.

Next on the agenda, a visit with the Canadian Prime Minister.

The Vice President also had a separate meeting with Mr. Trudeau. She said they discussed “global challenges, migration, and ways we can further deepen our economic relations.”

Vice President Harris wore more Altuzarra separates, the brand’s Kenton Jacket & either the Serge or Zeke Trouser, all in navy blue. It also appeared she had on her Luxe Charmeuse Reversible Perla Blouse ($328) by Lafayette 148 New York.

Friday, November 19, the Vice President traveled to Ohio with Labor Secretary Marty Walsh.

They visited the Plumbers and Pipefitters Union Local 189.

More from The Columbus Dispatch.

Vice President Kamala Harris visited Columbus on Friday to sell the newly-signed infrastructure deal to Ohioans as Democrats consider a separate spending plan that would fund climate efforts and social services.

In an interview with USA TODAY Network Ohio, Harris said the infrastructure law will help fund apprenticeship programs and repair damaged roads like Interstates 70 and 71.

“People have to drive over potholes or roads or bridges that are in disrepair,” she said. “That means you’re getting a flat tire. You’re getting something stuck in your tire. It’s expensive to replace tires. Insurance doesn’t do that. And the reality of it is that it slows down the ability of people to get to work, to get to their kids.”

Friday was a historic day as the Vice President became the first woman to hold US presidential powers. President Biden transferred those powers to her for about 90 minutes while he underwent a routine colonoscopy.

It appeared Ms. Harris wore her black Dolce and Gabbana separates and a brown top that remains unidentified.

Also, last week, photos were released of the Vice President and Second Gentleman as they affixed a Mezuzah to the door frame of the Vice Presidential residence at the Naval Observatory.

More from The Atlanta Jewish Times.

History was made as a mezuzah, loaned by Atlanta’s oldest Jewish congregation, was affixed to the Naval Observatory House.

This is the first time that a mezuzah — which contains a tiny scroll with texts from the Book of Deuteronomy, denoting the house as a sacred space — has hung at an American executive residence. The injunction to post a mezuzah — “inscribe them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates” — is found in Deuteronomy 6:9.

“It was a small private ceremony, a really personal moment,” Berg said, including just Harris, Emhoff, and Emhoff’s parents, Barbara and Michael Emhoff, who had not seen their son throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. “They had never seen him in this role in person,” as the Second Gentleman. “That’s why the service was so emotional. The Jewish parents standing there, shepping naches for their son, the Second Gentleman. It was such a beautiful moment,” Berg said, using the Yiddish phrase for “deriving pride.”

Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff shared the photos on social media, saying, “For us, and for everyone, Thanksgiving is a time for reflection on the past year. One of my favorite memories was when our family visited and together we hung a mezuzah on the front door of the Vice President’s Residence.”

November 8, 2021 by Susan Kelley

Weeks in Review Oct 25 – 29 and Nov 1 – 5

Vice President Harris started the week of October 25th with a familiar look, wearing a longtime UFO suit for a meeting with national environmental and climate organization leaders.

The suit dates back many years, and we continue to search for an ID.

Thursday, October 28, the Vice President joined President Biden as he delivered remarks about the administration’s Build Back Better agenda and legislation.

Here you see the duo shortly after the President’s speech.

Ms. Harris also met virtually with mayors of several US cities on Thursday.

It looked like the Vice President was in her Dolce & Gabbana Turlington Blazer ($2595) and coordinating trousers, shown below when worn on a previous occasion.

Friday, the 29th, the Vice President took part in a Democratic National Committe event on the Build Back Better legislation. That evening she spoke at a rally for Terry McAuliffe, running to regain the Virginia Governor’s office.

The Vice President appeared to be wearing her Micro Check Print Blazer ($1437, originally $2395) and Straight Leg Houndstooth Trousers ($525, originally $875) by Dolce and Gabbana that we first noted back in January of this year.

Beneath the jacket, she had on a black turtleneck. Ms. Harris also wore her Manolo Blahnik Dildi boots, seen below when worn last winter.

Saturday, October 30, Vice President Harris received her COVID vaccination booster shot.

She was in pieces she has worn previously.

Ms. Harris wore her Yucca & Agave Stripe Wool Ribbed T-Shirt ($495, now sold out) by Akris Punto (below), and her oft-seen Fenice Jacket ($1495) and coordinating Serge Pant ($695) by Altuzarra.

Vice President Harris traveled to New York City on Monday with Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm. They received a briefing on NYC’s fleet of Zero-Emission SuperTrucks and the city’s investments in commercial electric vehicles.

More about the visit from UPI’s story:

Vice President Kamala Harris joined Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm in New York on Monday to announce nearly $200 million for projects to produce cleaner cars and trucks.

The pair appeared at JFK Airport to announce the commitment to fund 25 projects, including long-haul trucks powered by batteries and fuel cells and improving electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the United States.

Harris added the government will also partner with private companies to “drive innovation in electric heat pumps.”

Below you see Secretary Granholm and the Vice President; on the right, Civilian Climate Corps Member Joshua Krupa and BlocPower CEO Donnel Baird. BlocPower is a Brooklyn-based energy technology startup working to make buildings more energy-efficient.

Another view of Secretary Granholm and Vice President Harris.

And here you see the Vice President posing for a photo with staffers on the advance team for the NYC trip.

The Vice President was in an unidentified black suit she has worn for several years and a dark green top that is also UFO (Unidentified Fashion Object).

Friday night the Vice President was in a dress by Sergio Hudson for the National Action Network’s 30th-anniversary celebration at Carnegie Hall.

The event also marked Reverend Al Sharpton’s 67th birthday; the Reverend is the founder of the National Action Network. More about the event via Rachel Pilgrim’s story for The Root.

Vice President Harris delivered the keynote address to a room that included NAN honorees, state and local officials and families representing several victims of police brutality. Outside of talking about what’s next for the Biden-Harris administration’s agenda, such as the Build Back Better Framework, Harris focused on an issue that will be looming over voting polls today: voting rights.

The Vice President was in the Signature Dress ($1295), part of the Sergio Hudson Signature Essentials collection. It is crafted from a stretch crepe made of a triacetate/polyester blend and lined with stretch silk. The pencil-style piece showcases a structured design in a midi length. It features a round neck, concealed back zipper, and hidden zippers at the sleeve.

Here is a closer look at some of the details.

The Vice President accessorized with her Manolo Blahnik BB105 pumps in black patent ($665).

On Wednesday, November 3, the Vice President traveled to Capitol Hill for another procedural vote on the John Lewis Voting Rights Act.

The Vice President also had office meetings. Below, with Todd Gloria, Mayor of San Diego.

Ms. Harris wore an unidentified dark grey suit and a blouse that looks like a design by Lafayette 148 New York, the brand’s Cecile Tie-Neck Blouse ($498).

Friday, the 5th, Ms. Harris visited NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. The center is in Maryland, just a few miles north of Washington, DC.

According to a NASA news release, “the vice president met with scientists and engineers to discuss how NASA’s broad portfolio of Earth science missions helps address the climate challenges facing our world.”

She also operated a robotic arm in the Center’s Robotics Operations Center.

Vice President Harris was in separates by Altuzarra, the brand’s Kenton Jacket & what looked like the Serge Pants ($795).  Beneath the jacket, she appeared to have on her Charmeuse Reversible Perla Blouse ($328) by Lafayette 148 New York.

On Saturday, November 6, the Vice President joined the President as he delivered remarks on the passage of the administration’s infrastructure bill.

Vice President Harris was in the khaki/olive suit we first noted back in October. Below, another view from today.

The suit looks like several Dolce and Gabbana styles worn by Ms. Harris and has many of the elements seen in those designs: a jacket with peaked lapels, three flap pockets, and double back vents with a tailored straight leg trouser.

Throughout both weeks, Ms. Harris wore her Tahitian pearl necklace and stud earrings.

Monday, the 8th, Vice President Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Harris travel to Paris, France, where they will be until Saturday, the 13th. The Vice President “will pursue US efforts to strengthen a recently mended French-American relationship… she will also attend a pair of international conferences” per this CNN piece.

October 26, 2021 by Susan Kelley

Weeks in Review Oct 11 – 15 and 18 – 22

Monday, October 11, the Vice President did not have any public engagements. On Tuesday, the 12th, she delivered the keynote address at the National Congress of American Indians’ 78th annual convention.

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October 14, 2021 by Susan Kelley

Week in Review Oct 4 – 8

Vice President Harris started her week on Monday, October 4, with a visit to Colada Shop, a Cuban café and bar in Washington, DC. Below, you see her with the shop’s owner, Daniella Senior (l), and District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser (r).

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September 14, 2021 by Susan Kelley

Weeks in Review AUG 30 – SEP 3 & SEP 6 – 11

I have combined the last two weeks into one post because Vice President Harris had few public engagements the last week of August. She wrapped up the month on August 31 with a Capitol Hill appearance where she presided over a Senate session.

I can’t tell what she was wearing from the videos; there are no photos available that I can license. It looks like the Vice President may have been wearing some of her black separates by Altuzarra, but that is just a guess.

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August 19, 2021 by Susan Kelley

Week in Review Aug 9 – Aug 13

Vice President Harris did not have any public engagements on Monday, August 9. Tuesday, August 10, Vice President Harris visited the Unity Health Cares Brentwood Health Center in Washington, DC.

The Vice President delivered remarks about the administration’s efforts to lower health care costs.

She also announced that more than 2.5 million people have signed up for health care during the special enrollment period.

Tuesday afternoon, she was at the Capitol to preside during the Senate’s vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. You can hear the Vice President announce the results in this video clip.

#BREAKING: The Senate passes bipartisan #infrastructure bill 69-30 with VP Kamala Harris presiding over the Senate. pic.twitter.com/7hwTMX43yx

— Forbes (@Forbes) August 10, 2021

Below, the Vice President, President, and others as they watched coverage of the bill’s passage.

The Vice President then joined the President for remarks about the massive infrastructure bill.

Ms. Harris was in familiar separates by Altuzarra, her Kenton Jacket & Serge Pants. It looked like she was also wearing her Luxe Charmeuse Reversible Perla Blouse ($328) by Lafayette 148 New York.

Her accessories included her Manolo Blahnik Newcio pumps (below), double-strand pearl necklace by Irene Neuwirth, and unidentified mabé pearl earrings.

The Vice President did not have any public engagements on Wednesday, August 11. On the 12th, she hosted a meeting with business leaders to talk about child care.

From the New York Times:

Attendees included Mark Breitbard, chief executive of the Global Gap Brand; Jenna Johnson, the president of Patagonia; Josh Silverman, the chief executive of Etsy; Alison Whritenour, the chief executive of Seventh Generation; and Hami Ulukaya, the chief executive of the yogurt brand Chobani, among others.

The White House selected the executives because of their companies’ policies on child care and paid leave, a senior administration official said. In the meeting, Ms. Harris emphasized the importance of child care as both a personal and a business matter.

Vice President Harris was in a khaki suit I haven’t yet identified, and her L’Agence Cory Tee ($85), Irene Neuwirth necklace, and unidentified mabé pearl earrings.

Friday, August 13, the Vice President took part in an Instagram live session.

She spoke about voting rights with Storm Reid, an activist, producer, and actress, and Sarah Audelo, Executive Director of the Alliance for Youth Action.

The Vice President was in a blue blazer and white top, but I wasn’t able to tell if it was the Prabal Gurung blue suit or another style. (There were no photos released from the Instagram broadcast.) You can watch the conversation here.

July 5, 2021 by Susan Kelley

Week in Review June 28 – July 4

Vice President Harris did not have any public engagements Monday or Tuesday, June 28 and 29. On the 30th, she spoke at the UN’s Generation Equality Forum, “a global gathering for gender equality convened by UN Women and co-hosted by the governments of Mexico and France, in partnership with youth and civil society,” per the UN site.

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June 2, 2021 by Susan Kelley

Week in Review May 24 – May 28

Vice President Harris started the week on Monday, May 24, with a meeting on expanding high-speed internet access.

Expanding broadband availability is a key component of the American Jobs Plan, the administration’s infrastructure proposal. From Rev’s transcript of the event:

….let’s talk about what we need to do to remove the barriers to access. 42 million Americans live in areas without reliable broadband. One in three Americans who live in rural areas and tribal lands do not have access to broadband. And we know that these Americans are not alone.

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