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This special section hosts information and resources for and by the music community to help facilitate, organize and promote efforts that help New Orleans get back on its feet. Click here to visit this section.
 

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“I guess there are two schools of thought on what rock & roll should do. Some people say it should be for entertainment only, that you shouldn’t analyze it, and that it shouldn't be used for purposes of revolution or changing things. In other words, rock & roll is just entertainment, and if you get too serious about it, you take the fun out of it. I happen to be from the other school. In fact, the older I get, the more rock & roll simply becomes a means to an end for me; a vehicle for change. Keeping in mind that a good love song never hurts on an album, I try to get as much information as I can gracefully get into a song without making it a pedantic treatise.”

- Don Henley
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Levees.org

 

Levees.org is your source for your information about levees and flood protection in New Orleans and nationwide.

 

About : Levees.Org was founded in November of 2005 by Sandy Rosenthal, 50 and her son Stanford, 16 while living in Lafayette, Louisiana after evacuating from New Orleans. They returned to the city and grew the organization to over 14,000 members with a six member Board. The non sectarian non partisan grassroots group's mission is education that New Orleans was destroyed primarily by bad engineering and not bad weather.

Their 2006 goals were addition of Corps Reform measures the Water Resources Development Act bill and also passage of federal legislation awarding a fairer share in the revenues from royalties on off shore drilling in the Gulf. Both goals were achieved and widely recognized.

The group's 2007 goal, launched on January 3 is the 8/29 Commission, an independent analysis of the failure of the federal flood protection in metro New Orleans on August 29, 2005. Over 400 petition signatures were collected in the first few hours, and Levees.Org quickly lined up broad support from businesses, city government, environmentalists, neighborhood and special interest groups, and major publications. Levees.Org has no corporate sponsors and expenses are funded entirely by member donations.

Total Active Members: 14,320

Programs:

  • Call for an 8/29 commission: An independent commission to examine and make recommendations regarding Louisiana's flood protection is vital to reestablishing public trust. This Commission would examine decades of possibly flawed governmental policy at the federal, state and local level. This is not about placing blame, but about moving forward in the best way because taxpayers need a full return on the investment dollars that Congress authorizes and the citizens of south Louisiana need the best protection possible.
  • Website includes various public service announcements, fact sheets articles, web tools, and other media resources.

 
 

Website: www.levees.org

Contact: Sandy Rosenthal, Sandy@levees.org

How to make a Donation:

You can make a donation online via paypal @ http://www.levees.org/donations or

you may send contributions to:

Levees.Org

1421 Soniat St.

New Orleans, LA 70115

 

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