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Congresswoman Wilson to Host Forum on South Florida's Growing Crisis of Violent Crime
November 28, 2022
Op-ed
In advance of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Holiday, Congresswoman Wilson will seek to honor the legacy of the civil rights hero and champion of non-violence by hosting a session to explore diverse and viable solutions to the region’s epidemic of gun violence and other violent crime. URL=(http://wilson.house.gov/sites/wilson.house.gov/files/migrated/uploads/NonViolence%20Forum-MEDIA%20%282%29-page-001.jpg)
Congressional STEM Competition: App Challenge
November 28, 2022
Op-ed
Congresswoman Wilson invites all high school students who live in or attend a school in her district to participate in the App Challenge. Participants will gain training and exposure. Participants will compete for prizes. The top winner will be featured on the website for the U.S. House of Representatives.URL=(https://wilsonforms.house.gov/stem-competition)
Congresswoman Wilson's Statement on the 2014 Hurricane Season
November 28, 2022
Op-ed

MIAMI- Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson (FL-24) reminds South Floridians June 1st is the start of the 2014 Hurricane Season and urges residents to be prepared.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts a near-normal or below-normal Atlantic Hurricane Season, with a 70 percent likelihood of 8 to 13 named storms, of which 3 to 6 could become hurricanes, including 1 to 2 major hurricanes.

Issues: Science, Space, and Technology
Letter from Connolly, Cummings, Wilson Requesting GAO Study
November 28, 2022
Op-ed
Reports indicate that long poll lines did not affect all voters equally. Black and Hispanic voters had significantly longer wait times on average than white voters, and voters in urban areas generally faced longer wait times than voters in suburban and rural areas.[5] Long waiting times place undue hardship on individuals who cannot afford to take time off work, or who are physically unable to endure standing for long periods of time.
Issues: Voting Rights
2015 Art Submission Checklist
November 28, 2022
Op-ed

2015_Art_Submission_Checklist.pdf
November 28, 2022
Op-ed

2015 Guidelines
November 28, 2022
Op-ed

2016 Tax Season
November 28, 2022
Op-ed

It is tax season, and my office is here to provide assistance in effectively filing your taxes. I encourage my constituents to take advantage of the guidance and resources found below.

Free Taxpayer Assistance:

The IRS supports two types of free tax assistance, the Voluntary Income Tax Assistance (VITA) grant program, and the Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) grant program.

Where is my local VITA Tax prep site?

https://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Free-Tax-Return-Preparation-for-You-by-Volunteers

Popular exhibit featuring African-American history to be digitized
November 28, 2022
Op-ed

Popular exhibit featuring African-American history to be digitized

News@TheU / Ashley A. Williams / February 19, 2020

Issues: Education
Congresswoman sees Joe Biden or Mike Bloomberg, not Bernie Sanders, doing well in Florida
November 28, 2022
Op-ed

Congresswoman sees Joe Biden or Mike Bloomberg, not Bernie Sanders, doing well in Florida

South Florida Sun Sentinel / Anthony Man / February 19, 2020

As Democrats try to figure out who's their best candidate to nominate for president, Congresswoman Lois Frankel sees Florida as a Joe Biden or Mike Bloomberg state.