Podcast appearances and mentions of marian schneider

In this high-stakes election, it's crucial that voters know their rights and where to turn for help. I speak with Danitra Sherman, Deputy Advocacy and Policy Director at ACLU of Pennsylvania, and Marian Schneider, Senior Policy Counsel for Voting Rights at ACLU of Pennsylvania, to discuss key resources for voters.Find your polling location: Visit vote.pa.gov to locate your in-person voting site.Election protection: If you need assistance or face barriers while voting, call or text 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683). This nonpartisan voter hotline is staffed by legal and policy experts.Website and Social Media HandlesWebsite: aclupa.org and aclupa.org/vote for voting rights information.Social media: @aclupa on X, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, and YouTube. Also available on LinkedIn.I also speak with Maurice White, Partnerships & Recruitment Manager for Propel in Philadelphia and Camden. Propel is a nonprofit that connects young people with the skills, credentials, and networks needed to secure good jobs. They've developed a model to help high school graduates quickly access tuition-free college credits and build a pathway toward a thriving healthcare career. Website and Social Media HandlesWebsite: propelamerica.orgInstagram: @propel.americaFacebook: facebook.com/propelamericaLinkedIn: Propel AmericaAdditionally, I speak with Samantha Mathews, Founder & CEO of Andrée Collective, a nonprofit that provides transitional employment in the events industry for survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. We also discuss their annual Celebrations for Freedom Gala and Silent Auction happening on November 3rd at 5pm at Union Trust. Website and Social Media HandlesWebsite: andreecollective.orgInstagram: @andreecollectiveFacebook: facebook.com/andreecollectiveLinkedIn: Andrée Collective

The impact that counties have on how we vote, where we vote, and even whether our vote is counted is enormous. On this episode, we hear from Beth Gilbert of Action Together NEPA and In This Together NEPA, where she is the voting and elections manager, and Marian Schneider, senior policy counsel for voting rights at the ACLU of Pennsylvania. Beth and Marian describe the ways in which counties impact how elections are run and also some of the current issues with county administration of elections in Pennsylvania. Visit www.actiontogethernepa.org, www.inthistogethernepa.org, and aclupa.org/letpeoplevote to learn more.

Pennsylvania's 2023 primary election is right around the corner, on May 16, and with the delivery of mail and absentee ballots, voting is already underway. So the time is right to hear from Marian Schneider, ACLU-PA's senior policy counsel for voting rights, and Khalif Ali, formerly of Common Cause PA and now with the New Pennsylvania Project. Marian and Khalif talk about the state of democracy, what challenges we're facing in protecting the vote, and what opportunities may arise with changes in power at the state capitol. Resources Know your voting rights: www.aclupa.org/vote Nonpartisan election protection hotline: 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683) Common Cause PA: www.commoncause.org/pennsylvania New Pennsylvania Project: www.newpaproject.org

J'ai pu échangé avec Xavier Chardon, Président de groupe Volkswagen France mais aussi avec Stefan Pfeiffer patron marketing monde de VW utilitaire et Marian Schneider chef de produit monde d'ID Buzz. Merci à tous les trois pour toutes les informations données qui vont un peu au-delà du dossier presse déjà bien fourni.

Like other lawmakers in a handful of states, Pennsylvania Senate Republicans have initiated a sham review of the 2020 general election. On a party-line vote, a committee of the state Senate voted to subpoena the personally identifying information of all nine million registered voters in Pennsylvania. The subpoena demands voters' names, addresses, dates of birth, driver's license numbers, and partial Social Security numbers. ACLU-PA has joined a lawsuit challenging the subpoena as co-counsel for eight individuals and three advocacy organizations - Make The Road Pennsylvania, Common Cause PA, and the League of Women Voters of PA. Oral arguments in the case will be held on December 15 before the Commonwealth Court in Harrisburg. In this episode, we hear from Diana Robinson, civic engagement director for Make The Road PA, and Marian Schneider, consulting attorney on elections and voting rights for ACLU-PA. Marian and Diana discuss why the Senate's sham review is an unnecessary distraction from real issues, why it threatens both voting rights and the right to privacy, and how supporters of democracy can support and protect the franchise. Learn more about this case at aclupa.org/Dush. Learn more about the work of Make The Road PA at maketheroadpa.org, on Facebook, and on Twitter [at]MakeTheRoadPA.

Marian Schneider served as deputy secretary for the Pennsylvania Department of State under Governor Wolf and has worked as a voting rights attorney for 15 years. In this episode, Marian answers some of the most common questions we hear about voting. Know your rights when voting by visiting our website, aclupa.org/vote. And if you have trouble voting, call or text 866-OUR-VOTE. 866-687-8683

Host and KYW Newsradio cmmunity affairs reporter Cherri Gregg asks the burning questions about white supremacy. Chad Dion Lassiter, race relations expert and executive director of the Pennsylvania Commission on Human Relations, joins UPenn Political Science Professor Rogers Smith and Frank Meeink, speaker and authoer of "Autobiography of a Recovery Skinhead" in a very insightful discussion on this topic. During our newsmaker segment, we chat with Marian Schneider, president of Verified Voting, how votes are counted after Election Day. Finally, our changemaker of the week is The Charles Foundation, a non-profit working to end gun violence by giving hope to individuals on both sides of the gun. Founder Movita Johnson-Harrell discuss their latest Thanksgiving season effort. Flashpoint airs on KYW Newsradio every Saturday at 9:30pm and Sunday at 8:30am. Subscribe to the Flashpoint Podcast on the Apple Podcast, Radio.com or others apps where you get your podcast by searching "Flashpoint KYW." See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

US intelligence agencies confirm that during the run-up to the 2016 elections Russian hackers attacked DNC & RNC election & related servers. Digital attacks on voter registration servers occurred in all states & in a few isolated cases hackers got into voter records servers. Voter fraud at polls is verifiably low, but voting & elections systems have significant security vulnerabilities due to wide diversity of systems & administration practices throughout all the USA, along with risks from varying ages of systems used. What are security risks in voting systems, software & tech currently used in the USA? How is social engineering used in attempts to voting systems? How can risk limiting audits be used to assure voting integrity? Listen to Marian Schneider, President of Verified Voting, discuss her organization's research findings for voting systems & explain risks in current voting systems, and risky practices, such as how voting is occurring in some places via email and fax.

If a vote falls in a ballot box, but there’s no one there to see it - does it count? Marian Schneider, President of Verified Voting, explains why so many of our national voting systems have absolutely no way of being audited. Digital technology has been a wonderful boon for this world, but when it comes to something as fundamental to democracy as casting a vote, you simply must have a physical record that you can verify by hand if necessary. It may already be too late for the 2018 midterm elections, but we simply must have this fixed for 2020. We’ll tell you how you can get involved and make a real difference. This is a non-partisan issue that affects us all. As the President of Verified Voting, Marian Schneider brings a strong grounding in the legal and constitutional elements governing voting rights and elections, as well as experience in election administration at the state level. Immediately before becoming President of Verified Voting, Marian served as Special Advisor and Deputy Secretary for Elections and Administration, to Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf. Marian received her J.D. from The George Washington University, where she was a member of the Law Review, and earned her B.A. degree cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania. For Further Insight: Website: www.verifiedvoting.org Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/VerifiedVoting Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VerifiedVoting/

Pennsylvania Deputy Secretary for Elections and Administration, Marian Schneider, joins us to talk about the upcoming voter registration deadline, the new ways that Pennsylvanians can register and update their voter information, and other important information available from the PA Department of State. For more info, visit: everyone.votespa.com Or call: 1-877-868-3772