Bride Rose Sweeney

High property taxes are not inevitable, they are a choice. A choice that elected republicans—who have had total control at the statehouse for over a decade—have made. They decided the State should pay less so you will pay more. This wrong—it must & CAN be fixed👇🏼

From seasonal allergies to medical emergencies, pediatric physicians help guide families through some of the most important moments in a child’s life. Thankful for the conversation with @UH_RBCResidents about policies shaping the future of pediatric care & access in Ohio

Championed by the Brossard family in partnership with the @Epilepsy_Assn, @EpilepsyFdn , PAME & HarborPath Policy Council, the bill would strengthen SUDEP prevention by improving patient & provider education, support data reporting & expand access to seizure detection devices

After losing their daughter Brenna unexpectedly to SUDEP, the Brossard family turned unimaginable grief into advocacy to help protect other families from experiencing the same loss. Yesterday, Rep Manning & I testified our bipartisan bill—The Brenna Brossard SUDEP Awareness Act👇🏼

Programs like OhioRISE and Mobile Response & Stabilization Services (MRSS) are helping connect children & families to behavioral health care before crises escalate. Grateful for the conversation with @OhioGuidestone today about the need to prioritize timely care & coordination

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Proud to be recognized by @GreaterOhio alongside Chair @BrianStewartOH as a defender of Ohio’s Brownfield Remediation Program & for securing $200M in the state budget—funding used to transform abandoned properties into new housing, greenspace & economic opportunity for Ohioans🏗️

Some of the most important conversations at the Statehouse happen around a small table, not a committee hearing. Thankful for the oncology nurses who came to share their experiences navigating Ohio’s healthcare system & the real-world impact our decisions can have on patient care

When educational opportunities & employers are aligned, students win —and so does our economy. Grateful to sit down with @CollegeNowGC & Greater Cleveland Partnership @GreaterCLE to learn more about how they are teaming up to make that connection real for students across NEO

Decisions about our schools, economy & future all start at the ballot box. And now the stakes are higher than ever. As a State Rep, I'm focused on ensuring Ohio elections are fair, accessible & worthy of the public’s trust—so our gov’t more closely reflects the people it serves

What started as a shared vision among Cleveland nonprofit leaders is now a 9.5 acre campus home to 50+ organizations at @fairhillpartner Bringing services together isn’t just more efficient, it helps build bridges and strengthens how we support aging & caregiving in our community

Cuyahoga County is home to 66K veterans & @UnitedWayCLE’s Help2Veterans program is leveraging 2-1-1 services to connect those veterans to food, housing, healthcare, job training & VA benefits—serving 4K+ in 2023. Great to join local partners highlighting this critical work! 🇺🇸

Ohio’s unpaid caregivers provide $15.5B in uncompensated care every year, supporting more than 200K Ohioans living with Alzheimers—and they deserve stronger support. Grateful to the advocates from @alzassociation who are making sure their voices are heard where decisions are made

At a time when scores are lagging, the legislature nearly cut literacy funding last budget to fund tax cuts for the wealthy. I’m glad DEW found the money to expand ReadOhio to 70 more schools, but true progress requires we fully commit to our students long-term #FairSchoolFunding

Just 52 students were selected for this year’s All-Ohio Academic Team recognizing Ohio’s top community college scholars. Proud to say Mona Shaban of OHD16 & a student at @TriCedu is among them! A well-deserved honor & reflection of the talent growing right here in our community📚

For years, 9410 Hough stood vacant as a symbol of disinvestment in CLE. Today, it’s a symbol of what’s possible. Proud to join partners at the ribbon cutting for a project that will bring 116 units of workforce housing, good-paying jobs & new opportunity to the Hough neighborhood

$45M in state TRAC funding was just approved for 2 key Cuyahoga projects: repairing RTA rail & the I-71/Snow Rd interchange. Investments like these matter—because whether you’re getting to work, catching a flight, or running your business, Ohio needs infrastructure that works 🚉

Great to see the @West_Shore_CTD MEMS lab in action at Lakewood HS! This first-in-the-state program is giving students early access to cutting-edge Micro-Electromechanical Systems training & helping students build pathways to high-skill, high-wage careers right here in NEO 👩🏻‍🔬

Starting TODAY at noon, Ohio seniors (60+ income-qualified) can apply for $50 in farmers market vouchers to purchase locally grown fruits & vegetables through Ohio’s Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program Applications open today at noon through May 22—apply at the link below!👇🏼

We’ve taken steps to undo the damage of HB6, but we still haven’t addressed the system that allowed it to happen in the first place. My bill is simple: shine a light, follow the money, and let voters see who’s trying to influence them. That’s not partisan—that’s democracy 5/

My bill would require dark money groups—like those behind the $60M HB6 bribery scheme—to disclose their donors so voters can see who is trying to influence their vote or buy legislation 4/

Honored to join the Social Action Film Series at West Shore Unitarian Church following a screening of HBO’s doc series, “The Dark Money Game” & grateful for the opportunity to connect with neighbors on an issue I’ve been working on for years—banning dark money in Ohio politics 1/