Cover the Uninsured Week, continued

Google and ye shall find. There is a website for Cover the Uninsured Week:

http://covertheuninsured.org/

According to the site:

"Cover the Uninsured Week 2006 will create a groundswell of activities in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, including press conferences, health and enrollment fairs, seminars for small businesses, campus activities, business leader summits, interfaith outreach, and more. These activities are designed to mobilize a diverse mix of business owners, union members, educators, students, patients, hospital staff, physicians, nurses, faith leaders and their congregants, and many others at thousands of events across the country."

I don't know much about the organizations involved, and the site doesn't seem to advocate any specific solutions to the health care crisis. So, I of course would suggest you take things a step further than they do: Tell your elected officials to make the implementation of single payer health insurance, not just any healthcare reform, a priority.