2011 Photo Gallery
Rep. Maloney decries lack of Equal Rights Amendment
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1/6/2011: Rep. Carolyn Maloney, House sponsor of the ERA, speaks at her press event highlighting the lack of an Equal Rights Amendment in the U.S. Constitution outside the Capitol-- at the same time that the Constitution was being read on the House floor. Flanked on the left by Rep. Gwen Moore, chair of the Congressional Women's Caucus and Senator Robert Menendez, sponsor of the ERA in the Senate.
Rep. Maloney at 9/11 Health passage celebration
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1/25/2011: Rich Wood, President of Plaza Construction, spoke on behalf of 9/11 contractors at a celebration and "thank you" event sponsored by the NYS AFL-CIO and the contractors held in Washington. Shown above are Wood (speaking), Reps. Jerry Nadler and Carolyn Maloney, Senator Chuck Schumer and Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sibelius.
Jon Stewart helps celebrate 9/11 Zadroga bill passage
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1/31/2011: In late January, New Yorkers celebrated the passage of the Zadroga 9/11 health bill at an event at the New York City Police Museum. I was delighted to join with my co-author, Jerry Nadler, 9/11 responders and survivors, and special guest Jon Stewart to salute the passage of this lifesaving and long-overdue legislation.
Pleased to hear my friend Sheila Bair's last report to House FSC subcommittee as FDIC Chair
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I was pleased to help conduct my friend Sheila Bair's "exit interview" as she reports for the last time as FDIC head to the Financial Institutions Subcommittee, chaired by Shelley Moore Capito. (L to R: Bair, Myself, Capito.)
Excellence in Public Service
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4/1/2011: Rep. Carolyn Maloney accepts the 2011 "Excellence in Public Service" award from the Population Association of America presented by Mary Jo Hoeksema, Government Relations Director at the Association.
Rep. Maloney meeting with constituents
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4/5/2011: Rep. Maloney meeting with constituents and members of the Anti-Defamation League in Washington
