The CDC’s "Autism and Vaccines" page used to reflect what decades of rigorous research have shown. Now it’s been quietly rewritten to include a reckless line that it is “not an evidence-based claim” to say that there is no connection between vaccines and autism. That’s a fundamental distortion of what the evidence has repeatedly revealed and what the medical community at-large promotes. The CDC won’t say it, but we will: Vaccines do not cause autism.  No environmental factor has been studied more thoroughly as a potential cause of autism than vaccines. Multiple studies, across multiple countries, with different populations and age groups, have all reached the same conclusion: There is no link. These changes to the CDC’s webpage will have dire consequences. Vaccine hesitancy is already a growing threat to public health, putting young children, immunocompromised people, and older adults at greater risk of preventable disease. Sign the petition now calling on Dr. Jay Bhattacharya to remove the misinformation and restore accurate, evidence-based content to the CDC’s autism and vaccines webpage!

         Protect our children’s water supplies. • Enforces the Law: It directly cites Article XI of the Virginia Constitution, holding elected leadership legally accountable to their sworn duty as the primary protectors of public natural resources. • Prevents Resource Depletion: Data centers require millions of gallons of water daily for cooling; this petition demands a pause before local water tables and agricultural resources face irreversible exhaustion. • Protects Family Finances: By blocking unbridled energy grid expansion, it protects everyday Virginia ratepayers from absorbing the massive infrastructure costs required to power private data infrastructure. • Secures Intergenerational Equity: It reframes environmental policy around long-term sustainability, ensuring that today's economic decisions do not compromise the drinking water of future generations.

FoodNet has tracked foodborne illnesses since 1995, giving health officials the data they need to spot outbreaks early, understand their scope, and respond before they spiral. Cyclospora surveillance was part of that system for nearly three decades—until the Trump administration quietly made it optional last year. The consequences are playing out right now. We’re currently facing one of the largest cyclosporiasis outbreaks in years, in dozens of states, with far less visibility into how it’s spreading than we had a year ago. And it’s no surprise after Trump and Elon Musk’s DOGE slashed the funding and workforce behind our public health systems. Cutting surveillance doesn’t save money in any meaningful way. It just means outbreaks grow bigger and more dangerous before anyone notices. Americans deserve a public health system that catches foodborne illness early; we need more tracking, not less. Sign the petition now calling on the CDC and the Trump administration to restore full, mandatory tracking of cyclospora and other foodborne illnesses!

Sturgis Hospital was Michigan’s first designated rural emergency hospital, and its doors were just shuttered in June due to lack of funding. And Sturgis isn’t alone—five rural hospitals have closed in Michigan since 2005.  These facilities are often the only places to seek medical care for miles, and as Michigan's population ages, rural communities are being wholly abandoned.  Michigan leaders must ensure that ALL rural hospitals in our state are fully funded to guarantee that people can easily access lifesaving care! 

To stand for the protection of wildlife and natural habitats, and to ensure that future generations inherit a world that is thriving, abundant, and alive.

The importance of this campaign, and why others should join, is rooted in the necessity of correcting historical truth and establishing a future built on sovereign authority rather than administrative erasure.   Why This Campaign Is Important  Restoration of Historical Truth: The campaign addresses the systemic misclassification of Indigenous populations, which has suppressed identities and erased the legal and cultural recognition of these Nations for centuries.    Reclaiming Stewardship: It is essential for the return of control over ancestral lands, resources, and cultural heritage, which were often stripped away through displacement, flooding of ancestral towns, or the destruction of sacred burial sites.    Enforceable Justice: By framing restoration as an "administrative correction" grounded in federal and international statutes—such as NAGPRA, the Marshall Trilogy, and UNDRIP—the campaign transforms abstract grievances into actionable, legally sound demands.    Breaking Cycles of Trauma: It addresses the intergenerational impact of historical trauma, including the forced assimilation and marginalization that resulted from being mislabeled under obsolete categories like "Negro" or "slave".   Why Others Should Join the Campaign  Participation in a Factual Correction: Joining this effort means contributing to a monumental shift in history where the record is corrected to reflect the actual, documented identity of the original inhabitants of the Americas.    Supporting Sovereign Autonomy: By supporting this cause, allies and stakeholders help create the framework for Nations to manage their own education, economic systems, and cultural preservation, ensuring future generations are not defined by historical misclassification.    Upholding Universal Rights: This campaign advocates for principles of self-determination recognized internationally; supporting it aligns one with the global movement for Indigenous rights and the protection of cultural integrity.    Building a Legacy of Justice: The campaign is not merely about the past; it is about establishing a precedent where justice is not a favor granted, but a truth recognized, creating a foundation for equitable treatment and sustainable development for all historically misclassified peoples.   This movement seeks to honor the "rightful custodians" of the land by ensuring that the "story and authority" of these Nations is restored through "incontrovertible historical evidence".   

​Why You Should Sign This Petition Right Now ​This isn't just a petition about hemp—this is a petition about the future of Tennessee. Whether you use hemp products or not, this decision affects every single person in our state. ​Here is why your signature matters today: ​You are saving lives from the opioid crisis: Almost everyone in Tennessee knows someone impacted by addiction. By signing, you are helping keep a safe, natural alternative available for people dealing with severe pain and nausea, keeping them away from dangerous opioids. ​You are standing up for 1.1 million disabled Tennesseans: Our disabled neighbors, veterans, and elderly citizens deserve the right to choose their own healthcare and relief. Your signature tells lawmakers that we will not let our most vulnerable communities be ignored. ​You are demanding better roads for your hard-earned money: We are all tired of paying wheel taxes only to drive over potholes that damage our cars. By signing, you are demanding that lawmakers use hemp tax revenue to fix our broken infrastructure instead of letting that money disappear into a black market. ​You are fighting for our children’s health and safety: No child should have to go to a school riddled with mold, and no community should have to settle for unfinished, rushed renovations. Your signature demands that Tennessee invests hemp revenue directly into our local schools—like the one right here in Jefferson City—so our kids have safe places to learn. ​One signature can change a lawmaker's mind. Dozens can start a conversation. Thousands cannot be ignored. ​Please sign your name today to protect our health, fix our roads, and fund our schools. Once you sign, share this link with your friends, family, and neighbors. Let’s make our voices heard!

 This petition is vital because Seattle’s current corporate healthcare landscape is financially draining our community, while Costa Rica’s model proves that an affordable, proactive public health framework can achieve world-class health outcomes.

We, the undersigned residents, business owners, and supporters of Pensacola, respectfully urge the City of Pensacola to reconsider and reject any proposal involving the development of a large-scale hyper data center within or near our communities.  While we understand the importance of economic growth and technological advancement, we believe this project raises serious concerns that deserve greater public discussion, transparency, and long-term consideration before any approval is granted.  Our concerns include:  1. STRAIN ON INFRASTRUCTURE  Hyper data centers require enormous amounts of electricity and water to operate. Pensacola residents are already concerned about rising utility costs, aging infrastructure, and storm resiliency. Introducing a facility with such extreme demand could place additional stress on our power grid, water supply, and emergency systems. 2. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT  Pensacola is known for its natural beauty, waterways, wildlife, and coastal environment. Large industrial-scale developments may increase heat output, noise pollution, land disruption, and environmental risks that could permanently impact nearby neighborhoods and ecosystems. 3. LIMITED COMMUNITY BENEFIT  Many residents feel these facilities offer limited long-term employment opportunities compared to the amount of land, resources, and tax incentives often provided. Our city should prioritize developments that create stronger local economic impact, small business growth, workforce opportunities, affordable housing solutions, and community-centered revitalization. 4. PRESERVING THE CHARACTER OF PENSACOLA  Pensacola is a historic coastal city built on culture, tourism, neighborhoods, and community connection. Residents are concerned that introducing massive industrial-style developments could change the identity and atmosphere of our city in ways that cannot be reversed. 5. NEED FOR PUBLIC INPUT AND TRANSPARENCY  Many citizens feel they have not been adequately informed or included in discussions surrounding this proposal. Decisions of this scale should involve open town halls, environmental studies, public hearings, and direct community engagement before moving forward.  

Our generational freedoms, rights. liberties, and justices to stand against the crimes against humanity.

The skyrocketing cost of prescription drugs is not happening by accident. It is the result of a broken system that has allowed drug companies to set prices with little accountability and even less relief for the patients who depend on their products. No one should have to ration their medication to make rent or pay for groceries. And no person should have to go without treatment because the drug that could help them is priced out of reach. It’s time for Congress to use its power to finally address this problem. Lowering the cost of Rx drugs is one meaningful step that Congress can take to help millions of Americans access essential medications and ease some of the financial pressure on families already struggling with rising costs. Add your name and demand Congress take meaningful action to lower prescription drug costs.

The WHO is responsible for coordinating international health efforts and plays a critical role during outbreaks of deadly diseases like hantavirus. A handful of people have tested positive for the disease in France, Spain, Switzerland, and the United States, demonstrating the need for nations to work together. But earlier this year, Trump formally withdrew the United States from the WHO, terminating all funding to the body, removing all embedded personnel, and ending participation in WHO-sponsored committees, leadership bodies, governance structures, and technical working groups.  While the Trump administration tries to provide a patchwork approach to global health, Americans are left vulnerable without the broad network of monitoring and support provided by the WHO. And during an outbreak, the stakes are higher than ever. Sign the petition now calling on the Trump administration to rejoin the World Health Organization!