Join us for MNN’s virtual Policymaker Roundtable with Representative Dan Hunt to discuss issues impacting nonprofits, including federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and implications for Massachusetts.
Representative Dan Hunt is the Chair of the House Committee on Federal Stimulus and Census Oversight, which performs an ongoing review of federal spending, including but not limited to stimulus spending and block grants. The committee also acts in an advisory and research role to support the development of processes and methods for the accurate collection of census data.
An attorney experienced in public policy and the legislative process, Dan has been to every corner of the Commonwealth advocating for parks, implementing economic development initiatives, and strategizing with local groups and civic leaders to improve our quality of life. Most recently, in almost three years at the Department of Conservation and Recreation, Dan has played a lead role in drafting, supporting, and implementing several major pieces of legislation, including an improved mechanism for retained revenue to channel additional funding to maintain our parks. He has also shepherded dozens of local infrastructure projects through state and municipal review, including new investments along the Neponset River Greenway.
This is a great opportunity to learn more about the issues facing our Commonwealth, and have a candid conversation about the impacts of these issues on nonprofit organizations, their employees, and the people they serve.
Wednesday, June 9
1:00-1:45 PM
Online
The event is free and open to MNN members. The event is $20 for all non-members. To find out more about MNN membership or to join, click here or email membership@massnonprofitnet.org.
Register here.
Registration closes at noon on June 8. You will receive a link to the Zoom meeting before the event. A recording will be shared after the program.
The 2021 Policymaker Roundtable series is sponsored by Hemenway & Barnes.
