Wisconsin Literacy Inc
Registered Principal Details
Business Or Interest:
Wisconsin Literacy provides support, training, and advocacy to adult literacy programs.
Lobbying Interests:
Funding to support adult literacy.
CEO Name:
Michelle Erikson
Executive Director
Wisconsin Literacy provides support, training, and advocacy to adult literacy programs.
Lobbying Interests:
Funding to support adult literacy.
CEO Name:
Michelle Erikson
Executive Director
Contact
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Michele Erikson
211 S Paterson St, Suite 260
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 257-1655
(608) 661-0208
michele@wisconsinliteracy.org
www.wisconsinliteracy.org
211 S Paterson St, Suite 260
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 257-1655
(608) 661-0208
michele@wisconsinliteracy.org
www.wisconsinliteracy.org
Authorized Lobbyists
| Lobbyist Name | Exclusive Duties | Authorized On | Withdrawn On |
|---|
Lobbying Interests
Legislative Bills/Resolutions
Assembly Bill 40
Relating to: state finances and appropriations, constituting the executive budget act of the 2011 legislature.
Bill Text and History
2011 Wisconsin Act 32
12/13/2012
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal do not intend to communicate on this matter.
Comments
communications made to increase an appropriation to Wisconsin Adult Literacy Grant Project under DPI
http://www.wisconsinliteracy.org/find_us.php
Relating to: state finances and appropriations, constituting the executive budget act of the 2011 legislature.
Bill Text and History
2011 Wisconsin Act 32
Other
Notification Date12/13/2012
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal do not intend to communicate on this matter.
Comments
communications made to increase an appropriation to Wisconsin Adult Literacy Grant Project under DPI
http://www.wisconsinliteracy.org/find_us.php
Senate Bill 461
Relating to: the governor's read to lead development fund, the Read to Lead Development Council, grants in support of literacy and early childhood development programs, teacher licensure, screening kindergarten pupils for reading readiness, remedial readin...
Bill Text and History
2011 Wisconsin Act 166
Relating to: the governor's read to lead development fund, the Read to Lead Development Council, grants in support of literacy and early childhood development programs, teacher licensure, screening kindergarten pupils for reading readiness, remedial readin...
Bill Text and History
2011 Wisconsin Act 166
Topics Not Yet Assigned A Bill Or Rule Number
Goals for increased funding in the state budget in 2013. Wisconsin Literacy would like to restore the 10% budget cut from the current budget and increase our Adult Literacy Project grants by 50% or $34,700.
Development, drafting or introduction of a proposal relating to
Goals for increased funding in the state budget in 2013. Wisconsin Literacy would like to restore the 10% budget cut from the current budget and increase our Adult Literacy Project grants by 50% or $34,700.
Goals for increased funding in the state budget in 2013. Wisconsin Literacy would like to restore the 10% budget cut from the current budget and increase our Adult Literacy Project grants by 50% or $34,700.
Action Intended To Affect
Legislative Matter
Notification Date
9/27/2012
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal has not yet communicated on this matter, but intends to do so at a later date.
Comments
www.wisconsinliteracy.org/find_us.php
Legislative Matter
Notification Date
9/27/2012
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal has not yet communicated on this matter, but intends to do so at a later date.
Comments
www.wisconsinliteracy.org/find_us.php
Goals for increased funding in the state budget in 2013. Wisconsin Literacy would like to restore the 10% budget cut from the current budget and increase our Adult Literacy Project grants by 50% or $34,700.
Development, drafting or introduction of a proposal relating to
Goals for increased funding in the state budget in 2013. Wisconsin Literacy would like to restore the 10% budget cut from the current budget and increase our Adult Literacy Project grants by 50% or $34,700.
Goals for increased funding in the state budget in 2013. Wisconsin Literacy would like to restore the 10% budget cut from the current budget and increase our Adult Literacy Project grants by 50% or $34,700.
Action Intended To Affect
Legislative matter
Notification Date
9/27/2012
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal do not intend to communicate on this matter.
Comments
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Legislative matter
Notification Date
9/27/2012
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal do not intend to communicate on this matter.
Comments
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The Health Literacy and Insurance Readability Act. Insurance policies use concise, well-organized language understood by the everyday consumer ensuring that most insurance policies would be understood by someone with only some high school education.
Development, drafting or introduction of a proposal relating to
The Health Literacy and Insurance Readability Act. Insurance policies use concise, well-organized language understood by the everyday consumer ensuring that most insurance policies would be understood by someone with only some high school education.
The Health Literacy and Insurance Readability Act. Insurance policies use concise, well-organized language understood by the everyday consumer ensuring that most insurance policies would be understood by someone with only some high school education.
Action Intended To Affect
Legislative Matter
Notification Date
7/25/2012
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal has not yet communicated on this matter, but intends to do so at a later date.
Legislative Matter
Notification Date
7/25/2012
First Communication Date
N/A
Communication Information
The principal, a lobbyist authorized by the principal, or another individual acting on behalf of the principal has not yet communicated on this matter, but intends to do so at a later date.
Total Lobbying Effort
| 2011 January - June |
2011 July - December |
2012 January - June |
2012 July - December |
Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total Lobbying Expenditures | 2011 January - June $0.00 |
2011 July - December $511.23 |
2012 January - June $335.89 |
2012 July - December $678.23 |
Total $1,525.34 |
| Total Hours Communicating | 2011 January - June 0.00 |
2011 July - December 7.00 |
2012 January - June 1.50 |
2012 July - December 6.00 |
Total 14.50 |
| Total Hours Other | 2011 January - June 0.00 |
2011 July - December 5.50 |
2012 January - June 7.25 |
2012 July - December 9.75 |
Total 22.50 |
Percent Allocation of Lobbying Effort
Legislative Bills/Resolutions
Relating to: the governor's read to lead development fund, the Read to Lead Development Council, grants in support of literacy and early childhood development programs, teacher licensure, screening kindergarten pupils for reading readiness, remedial reading services for certain pupils, evaluating teacher preparatory programs and educator effectiveness, requiring the exercise of rule-making authority, and making an appropriation.
| 2011 January - June |
2011 July - December |
2012 January - June |
2012 July - December |
Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 January - June |
2011 July - December |
2012 January - June 80% |
2012 July - December |
Total 19% |
Relating to: state finances and appropriations, constituting the executive budget act of the 2011 legislature.
| 2011 January - June |
2011 July - December |
2012 January - June |
2012 July - December |
Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 January - June |
2011 July - December |
2012 January - June |
2012 July - December 50% |
Total 22% |
Budget Bill Subjects
No budget bill subjects found.
Administrative Rulemaking Proceedings
No administrative rulemaking proceedings found.
Topics Not Yet Assigned A Bill Or Rule Number
The Health Literacy and Insurance Readability Act. Insurance policies use concise, well-organized language understood by the everyday consumer ensuring that most insurance policies would be understood by someone with only some high school education.
| 2011 January - June |
2011 July - December |
2012 January - June |
2012 July - December |
Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 January - June |
2011 July - December |
2012 January - June 20% |
2012 July - December |
Total 5% |
Goals for increased funding in the state budget in 2013. Wisconsin Literacy would like to restore the 10% budget cut from the current budget and increase our Adult Literacy Project grants by 50% or $34,700.
| 2011 January - June |
2011 July - December |
2012 January - June |
2012 July - December |
Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 January - June |
2011 July - December |
2012 January - June |
2012 July - December 40% |
Total 17% |
Minor Efforts
(Time spent on matters each of which accounted for less than 10% of the organization's lobbying.)
Other Matters
Includes time spent on:
- Gubernatorial nominations
- Matters on which the organization made no lobbying communication