Joe Dorman

Rush Springs, United States

OICA CEO, Columnist at Freelance

Official account of Joe Dorman, CEO of OICA & 2014 candidate for Governor of OK. Former state rep for HD 65 & city councilor for Rush Springs

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Column: For the Children - Many positive youth policies continuing forward at State Capitol

1 day ago | duncanbanner.com | Joe Dorman

The 2025 Oklahoma legislative session is almost three-fourths of the way done for the year with adjournment occurring in late May, and a good number of positive bills are moving forward. The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) is grateful to those policymakers - individuals from both rural and urban areas, men and women, Democrats and Republicans, new and veteran lawmakers - who filed and advanced legislation improve the lives of children.
Many Positive Youth Policies Continuing Forward at State Capitol

1 day ago | citynewsokc.com | Joe Dorman

Oklahoma City -- The 2025 Oklahoma legislative session is almost three-fourths of the way done for the year with adjournment occurring in late May, and a good number of positive bills are moving forward. The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) is grateful to those policymakers -- individuals from both rural and urban areas, men and women, Democrats and Republicans, new and veteran lawmakers - who filed and advanced legislation improve the lives of children.
For the Children: Positive policies

4 days ago | madillrecord.net | Joe Dorman

The 2025 Oklahoma legislative session is almost three-fourths of the way done for the year with adjournment occurring in late May, and a good number of positive bills are moving forward. The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) is grateful to those policymakers - individuals from both rural and urban areas, men and women, Democrats and Republicans, new and veteran lawmakers - who filed and advanced legislation improve the lives of children.
Shades of Gray (and Red Dirt) lead to political civility

4 days ago | mcintoshdemocrat.com | Joe Dorman

OKLAHOMA CITY – Do you consider your world view as “black & white” versus “shades of gray?”For my entire life, I can only remember a few times in my younger days that I felt so strongly about one side of an issue that it clouded me from seeing the other side of the story. In fact, the few times I took a hard line on something, I came around to see other perspectives and understood that someone somewhere would be hurt by not considering all sides of an issue.
Many positive youth policies continue to move forward

6 days ago | paulsvalleydailydemocrat.com | Joe Dorman

The 2025 Oklahoma legislative session is almost three-fourths of the way done for the year with adjournment occurring in late May, and a good number of positive bills are moving forward. The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) is grateful to those policymakers - individuals from both rural and urban areas, men and women, Democrats and Republicans, new and veteran lawmakers - who filed and advanced legislation improve the lives of children.
Shades of gray (and red dirt) lead to political civility

1 week ago | paulsvalleydailydemocrat.com | Joe Dorman

Do you consider your world view as “black & white” versus “shades of gray?”For my entire life, I can only remember a few times in my younger days that I felt so strongly about one side of an issue that it clouded me from seeing the other side of the story. In fact, the few times I took a hard line on something, I came around to see other perspectives and understood that someone somewhere would be hurt by not considering all sides of an issue.
For the Children: Shades of grey and red

1 week ago | madillrecord.net | Joe Dorman

Do you consider your world view as “black & white” versus “shades of gray?”Formyentire life, I can only remember a few times in my younger days that I felt so strongly about one side of an issue that it cloudedmefrom seeing the other side of the story. In fact, the few times I took a hard line on something, I came around to see other perspectives and understood that someone somewhere would be hurt by not considering all sides of an issue.
Column: For the Children - Shades of gray (and red dirt) lead to political civility

1 week ago | duncanbanner.com | Joe Dorman

Do you consider your world view as “black and white” versus “shades of gray?”For my entire life, I can only remember a few times in my younger days that I felt so strongly about one side of an issue that it clouded me from seeing the other side of the story. In fact, the few times I took a hard line on something, I came around to see other perspectives and understood that someone somewhere would be hurt by not considering all sides of an issue.
Shades of Gray (and Red Dirt) Lead to Political Civility - Capitol Beat OK

1 week ago | capitolbeatok.com | Joe Dorman

Oklahoma City – Do you consider your world view as “black & white” versus “shades of gray?”For my entire life, I can only remember a few times in my younger days when I felt so strongly about one side of an issue that it clouded me from seeing the other side of the story. In fact, the few times I took a hard line on something, I came around to see other perspectives and understood that someone somewhere would be hurt by not considering all sides of an issue.
Access to support services vital for student success

2 weeks ago | paulsvalleydailydemocrat.com | Joe Dorman

When it comes to ideas emanating from the state Capitol, there is no perfect solution to problems faced by what a bill might address. Such is the case with Senate Bill 105. The bill would modify the requirements for qualification for students with the Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarship to transfer between school districts. kAm%96 3:== C6>@G6D E96 C6BF:C6>6?E 7@C 2 DEF56?E E@ 92G6 2EE6?565 2 AF3=:4 D49@@= H9:=6 @? 2? xt! :?