• NEWPORT TWP STOP AI DATA CENTERS !!!
    Residents of Newport Township,  We all want our community to grow, but we also have a right to protect the place we call home. Data centers can bring major demands on our power, water, roads, and infrastructure.  Let’s stay informed, attend township meetings, ask questions, and make our voices heard. We may not get another chance. Newport Township deserves a say in its future  
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    Created by Logan Burke
  • Governor Shapiro, PA Legislators, Put the Brakes on Data Center Development in Pennsylvania!
    Pennsylvanians were blindsided by the data center boom that came out of nowhere in early 2025. We were unaware of the negotiations with billionaires and data center developers going on behind closed doors. Apparently, elected officials and cabinet members involved in the negotiations figured that the Pennsylvanians they are in government to represent would just deal with whatever they were handed. They were wrong. On Tuesday, October 6th, people from across Pennsylvania will rally in the Capitol Rotunda at 12:30 to say NO to data center development in Pennsylvania. We will launch our Fall campaign that day. Over the course of the weeks that follow the rally, we will deliver letters from different constituencies expressing their opposition to data centers and generative AI. The reasons for their opposition are many - environmental and climate impacts, health impacts, rising energy prices, job losses, adverse impacts on our children, decreased property value, lost quality of life, increased surveillance of the public, and many more - but when we come together, we speak with one powerful voice that is saying NO! This petition will be delivered to reflect our collective opposition! Our first constituency letters are from health professionals, faith leaders, artists, and parents & guardians. We invite all Pennsylvanians to visit our rally webpage to read and sign the letters. We're also offering lots of transportation options to get to the PA Capitol on October 6! Check them out while you're on our webpage and be sure to reserve your seats now, as space is limited!
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    Created by Karen Feridun
  • Petition to Increase Amazon Flex Driver Payouts
    Amazon Flex drivers should not have to face rising fuel prices and increasing vehicle expenses alone. Every driver who uses their own vehicle to deliver Amazon packages is directly affected by the cost of gasoline, maintenance, repairs, tires, insurance, and vehicle depreciation. When drivers come together, we can bring greater attention to an issue that affects the entire Flex community. One driver's voice can be overlooked, but thousands of drivers speaking together can demonstrate that this is a widespread concern. By signing this petition, you are standing with fellow independent contractors who are asking Amazon to recognize the real cost of making deliveries. Joining this campaign can help us: • Advocate for fairer Flex payouts. • Encourage Amazon to consider rising fuel and operating costs. • Support the implementation of a fuel surcharge or fuel-cost adjustment. • Bring greater awareness to the expenses Flex drivers absorb themselves. • Encourage a more sustainable compensation system for independent contractors. • Show Amazon that drivers across the Flex community want meaningful consideration of their concerns. This campaign is about collective action and making sure Flex drivers have a voice. If you are an Amazon Flex driver, or simply support independent contractors being fairly compensated for the costs of doing business, add your name, share this petition, and help bring attention to the issue. Together, we can ask Amazon to listen, acknowledge the rising cost of delivery, and work toward meaningful change.
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  • ASK CONGRESS TO ENSURE THE PEOPLE WE ELECT ARE SEATED
    We care about this because we believe our votes should matter—and that the rules governing our government should be clear before anyone knows who will benefit from them. Imagine voting for your Representative, watching your state certify the result, and then learning that a procedural decision could prevent that Representative from participating when the new Congress organizes. Whether that happened to a Democrat or a Republican, we would want the same safeguard in place. This isn't about predicting the election or choosing sides. It's about making sure the rules are established before the outcome is known. We don't wait for a fire to decide where the exits should be. We establish the safety procedures beforehand. The House Rules Committee is already considering the rules for the 120th Congress. This is the moment to ask for clear, nonpartisan safeguards—while there is still time to put them in place. We’re signing because we want the next Congress to begin with clear rules, respect for the voters, and constitutional process—not uncertainty or last-minute decisions.
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  • Tell Meta: Don't use AI to fire workers with disabilities or medical conditions!
    Corporate executives have been using artificial intelligence to exploit, fire, abuse, and burn out workers. Meta made news already this year for using AI to track employees' keystrokes and computer activity. It sparked backlash and led 1,600 Meta workers to organize around privacy and consent in the workplace. Meta then announced it was pausing the program. From corporation to corporation, executives have laid off tens of thousands of workers, saying that AI will replace them. Bosses have forced employees to use AI, causing an outpouring of subpar work called "workslop" that is causing burn out, also known as "AI brain fry." Workers must band together to stop this corporate AI takeover in the workplace. We must also vigorously defend our rights as workers from AI-powered discrimination and abuse. Sign this petition and call on Mark Zuckerberg to put an end to any and all workplace discrimination with AI tech!  
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  • "Let's Save Fourth Cliff Family Recreation Area in Scituate, MA"
    Permanent corrective action to armor the cliff with a rip-rap system has been in place since April 5, 2013 – Project # GXUN 13-0016 – and even has been funded several times, with that money then put to other uses. Local, state, and federal agencies are all aware of the problem and detailed studies have been completed with multiple state and local agencies participating. But year after year this project, important to thousands of military and federal personnel, drops out of the funding formula despite this long-standing plan and remedy.  Meanwhile prices rise and the damage continues, making the immediate cliff a danger, though not one person has been injured in all this time. The site is currently under the ownership of Hanscom Air Force Base’s 66th Air Base Group, with many of its neighbors to the south on Humarock Beach having adequately armored their properties on their own dollar. The people who have signed this petition (with family and friends who know of and have enjoyed Fourth Cliff) urge these lawmakers to take action and see that Project GXUN 13-0016 gets funded this year, saving Fourth Cliff for posterity as an R&R gem. It is also sanctuary to three endangered species of birds.  As a 100% disabled veteran with a Purple Heart and two Bronze Star metals from combat in Vietnam, Fourth Cliff has been a great blessing to my wife and I for 45 years, from tenting to renting guest houses, to holding our daughter’s wedding in the Pavilion, to beachcombing, swimming, and fishing. My three grown children and grandchildren enjoy and love Fourth Cliff. This is our favorite location in all of New England, no, in the United States, a real gem. Contemplating a future without it is almost too hard to imagine.  The announcement of its closure late this year for safety reasons (though no one has been injured there in its history), drove me to post this petition and urge our lawmakers to “Save Fourth Cliff!” It is not too late. Find a way to fund this 2013 project now, and provide the resources needed to upgrade an important historical site and campground for thousands of military members and residents who are an important boon to the local economy. Take another look at my pictures here: If your front yard looked like this, what do you think the town you lived in would do? You know the answer to this question. So what about the US Air Force leaving its front yard like this? Who will hold it accountable? It must be our lawmakers, local, state, and federal! Do your job as leaders to make 4th Cliff safe for the thousands of military and government people who seek R&R there!
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  • Keep Data Centers Out of Ohio! Pass a Moratorium Now!
    AI technology is advancing faster than community leaders and elected officials can keep up, and in Ohio, many of these data centers are going up without full transparency around who is behind them. Meanwhile, billionaires are getting richer from data centers that put a drain on local communities and force everyday people to foot the bill.  A 2022 study from UCLA and Columbia University found that historically redlined communities face the brunt of the pollution and toxicity from data centers.  Our communities will only suffer more with the construction of more centers and we deserve better.  Sign the petition calling for a data center moratorium!
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    Created by MoveOn
  • Demand the Senate Investigate the FDA over food recalls!
    As a part of his mission to cut out government “waste” and cut through bureaucracy, the Trump administration and Republicans  have put the health of the American public in danger.  Since the start of Trump’s second term, the FDA has lost 20% of its staff — including 1 in 5 positions from its human food inspection division, and the CDC has lost 25% of its staff – now with only three scientists tracking food parasites.  In 2025, Trump eliminated the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Advisory Committee on Microbiological Criteria for Foods, which was created in 1988 under president Ronald Reagan to provide scientific advice and coordination to defend against dangerous microbes.  The administration also ended the mandatory tracking of cyclospora and other foodborne illnesses, which the FDA, along with other key agencies, was involved in. Gutting staff at these critical agencies didn’t save money, it risked the health and well-being of millions of people and we need answers now. Sign the petition to demand the Senate HELP Committee investigate the FDA over food recalls!
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    Created by MoveOn
  • Vote NO to Zoning Variances in West Orange
    West Orange, a beautiful and thriving community in New Jersey, is facing a critical decision: whether to approve zoning variances that could fundamentally alter its character and quality of life. As residents, we cherish our town's unique blend of suburban charm and natural beauty, along with its vibrant community spirit. However, the proposed zoning variances threaten these treasured aspects of West Orange. Zoning variances may lead to overdevelopment, increased traffic congestion, threats of severe explosion and fire hazards, environmental problems and strain on our already burdened infrastructure. Historically, similar developments in other communities have resulted in negative environmental and health impacts, such as loss of green spaces, increased pollution levels and other problems. According to a study by the Urban Land Institute, unchecked growth can lead to a decrease in property values and quality of life. We must prevent this from happening in our town. Moreover, these zoning changes could pave the way for corporate and industrial interests to take precedence over the needs of local residents. Small businesses, which are the backbone of our local economy, may suffer as high-rise developments and big-box stores replace beloved local shops and eateries. Communities like ours thrive on character and local engagement, not on imposing developments that ignore the essence of our town. Instead, we should prioritize smart growth strategies that respect the environment, maintain our town’s charm, and meet the real needs of all residents. This includes supporting developments that enhance our community without compromising our values. We urge our local authorities to consider sustainable alternatives that foster economic growth while preserving West Orange's unique character. And we call upon the members of the zoning board to reject these proposed variances and engage with community stakeholders in meaningful dialogue to address growth concerns in ways that benefit and respect everyone in West Orange. This is an opportunity to show that responsible and thoughtful planning can lead to long-lasting prosperity for all. SIGN THIS PETITION TO PROTECT WEST ORANGE FROM UNNECESSARY ZONING VARIANCES AND ENSURE A SAFE, PROSPEROUS FUTURE FOR OUR COMMUNITY. LET'S WORK TOGETHER TO MAINTAIN THE VALUES AND CHARM THAT MAKES WEST ORANGE A WONDERFUL PLACE TO LIVE! 
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  • We Demand a National Referendum on Zimbabwe’s CAB 3 Constitutional Amendment
    The constitution of a country is the foundation that defines the relationship between citizens and the state. Decisions that change the way leaders are elected, institutions operate, and citizens participate in governance affect every Zimbabwean, regardless of political affiliation. This issue is important because: • A constitution belongs to the people. Citizens must have confidence that major constitutional changes reflect their views, concerns, and aspirations. • Strong democratic institutions protect everyone. Independent institutions, accountability, and citizen participation help protect the rights of all Zimbabweans. • Good governance affects daily life. Transparency, accountability, and responsible leadership directly influence jobs, healthcare, education, public services, and economic opportunities. • The future generation is affected. Constitutional decisions made today will shape Zimbabwe’s political and social environment for years to come. • Peace depends on trust. A country is more stable when citizens believe that their voices matter and that important decisions are made through inclusive processes. WHY SHOULD PEOPLE JOIN THIS CAMPAIGN FOR CHANGE? People should join because this is not only about one political party or one group of citizens. It is about ensuring that every Zimbabwean has a voice in decisions that shape the future of the country. By joining this campaign, citizens can: • Stand for meaningful participation in national decisions. • Promote accountability and transparency. • Support peaceful dialogue and constitutional governance. • Protect the rights and interests of future generations. • Encourage leaders to listen to the concerns of ordinary citizens. This campaign is built on the belief that Zimbabwe’s future should be shaped through the participation, dignity, and confidence of its people. Together, citizens can peacefully advocate for a Zimbabwe where institutions are trusted, leaders are accountable, and every person’s voice matters.
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  • Reform Utah child support for Equitable co-parenting.
    Reform Utah child support for Equitable co-parenting. 
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  • Demand the Trump admin bring back Yosemite's reservation system!
    This didn’t happen in a vacuum. Yosemite, along with Arches National Park and Glacier National Park, ended reservations this year after Trump signed an executive order pushing parks to roll back access restrictions.  But these restrictions don’t exist to eliminate access. They make the park safer and guarantee that people who travel to the park will get to enter. Park employees and the organizations that support them say the surge in unmanaged crowds is demoralizing staff and damaging the park’s resources and reputation. Eliminating the reservation system had immediate impacts—March 2026 visitation jumped 45% from the same month last year. This summer, traffic is bumper-to-bumper, trails are backed up, and parking lots fill before sunrise. Some travelers are giving up entirely, turning around after finding every major attraction already at capacity. To make matters worse, the Trump administration’s staffing cuts across the park service have eliminated the employees who would normally handle science and safety work—leaving remaining park employees stretched thin managing traffic and gridlock instead. Sign the petition now calling on the National Park Service and the Department of the Interior to restore Yosemite’s reservation system now.
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