With the looming threat of Project 2025—a dangerous blueprint spearheaded by the far right that could lead to even more extreme restrictions on reproductive rights across the country—there’s never been a more important time to prioritize digital security. Project 2025 seeks to drastically limit access to medication abortion, surveil people pursuing reproductive health care, and punish health care providers. In its vision, Big Tech companies could be weaponized to aid in the tracking and prosecution of those who seek or provide abortion care. These companies have a responsibility to protect their users’ data and ensure that their platforms remain safe for sharing accurate information about reproductive health. Sign the petition to tell Big Tech companies that they must protect user privacy and reproductive rights.

Without financial support, Tisha's ability to return to law school may be at risk, despite her strength and resilience in the face of immense hardship. This campaign is not just about helping one person but about advocating for fairness and ensuring that students in similar situations have a path forward.

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More than 85% of Americans surveyed in a recent poll support the legal right to IVF.  Millions of people rely on in vitro fertilization and assisted reproductive technologies to build and grow their families. But there is a growing movement of extremists who not only oppose IVF, but are actively taking steps to criminalize it.  Just one ruling by Alabama's Supreme Court earlier this year caused chaos and clinic closures. We cannot risk another bad court ruling which threatens our health care. Congress has an obligation to ensure that the hardship families seeking fertility treatment in Alabama were forced to endure does not happen anywhere else in the United States. The Access to Family Building Act has 202 cosponsors including 4 Republicans and is endorsed by the Center for Reproductive Rights, American Society for Reproductive Medicine, RESOLVE: the National Infertility Association, Endocrine Society, Reproductive Freedom for All, the Military Families Building Network, and more. Yet only 190 Representatives have signed onto the discharge petition so far - and zero Republicans. Demand your representative force a vote on the House floor and get every representative on record on where they stand when it comes to protecting the right to IVF! Sources: Access to Family Building Act: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/7056/cosponsors Discharge petition: https://clerk.house.gov/DischargePetition/2024072415?Page=2&CongressNum=118

Benefits of the Proposed Change: • Streamline the Path to Licensure: This reform would eliminate unnecessary delays, enabling highly trained dental specialists to enter the workforce more quickly. • Enhance Access to Care: Allowing dental specialists to practice sooner will help address gaps in dental specialty care across New York State, particularly in underserved regions. • Align with National Standards: This change would bring New York’s dental licensure requirements closer to the national norm, where such residency requirements are not imposed on specialty residents. Entering a dental specialty program should be a reward, not a penalty. Sign the Petition: By signing this petition, you are advocating for a more efficient, fair, and streamlined path to dental licensure for New York’s dental specialty residents.

Health is Wealth and we, the undersigned, want the enhancements of our clinics on Virgin Gorda to be a priority item for the Government of the British Virgin Islands. 

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Bridge Access Program is set to expire in August, four months earlier than the original deadline of December 2024. Since 2020, the CDC has administered this program to bring lifesaving free COVID-19 vaccines to Americans who are uninsured or whose insurance does not cover all vaccine-related costs.  President Biden must expand comprehensive COVID-19 support—from funding the Bridge Access Program to providing accessible PCR and rapid tests to increasing public advocacy campaigns that educate Americans on the importance of vaccinations.  Sign our petition if you agree that the Biden administration and the CDC need to extend and expand comprehensive COVID-19 protections, not end them. 

Professor Ligsay is warm-hearted and kind person. She always puts her students first, no matter the circumstances. She is always working in our best interest and trying to make us the best nurses she possibly can. She does not move with ill intent and touches hearts in every classroom she enters. Please sign this petition and leave any kind-hearted words about Ligsay below. 

For more than 50 years, Title X has funded family planning clinics across the country, ensuring access to critical health services, including birth control, cancer screenings, STI testing, and more.  This is part of a broader effort to implement the Project 2025 agenda, which threatens not only abortion access, but birth control and reproductive health care more broadly, across the country.  Now, the Republican-led House Appropriations Committee has approved a plan to defund Title X in 2025. Soon, all House representatives will have a chance to vote for or against this radical policy change. Add your name to the petition to urge your representative NOW: Don’t defund Title X! 

Two Texas women, Kelsie Norris-De La Cruz and Kyleigh Thurman, were denied abortion care for their life-threatening ectopic pregnancies—and now they’re demanding the Biden administration investigate the hospitals for violating federal law. An ectopic pregnancy is the leading cause of maternal mortality in the first trimester. Texans deserve assurance that they’ll receive lifesaving care when they need it most. Since the fall of Roe v. Wade, Texas has enforced a near-total ban on abortion, with very limited exceptions. And Texas doctors who perform abortions risk life in prison, fines of up to $100,000, and revocation of their medical licenses. But hospitals are ultimately required to provide stabilizing care, including abortions, to patients with emergency medical conditions. Texas law clearly allows for abortions to treat dangerous ectopic pregnancies, and federal law requires it. And yet, both of these women were denied emergency care. Sign the petition to demand these Texas hospitals be held accountable for denying their patients lifesaving abortion care.

Any further reduction in bedside nurses would compromise patient care and exacerbate an already unsafe environment. It's not just about the numbers and budget cuts; it's about the impact on patient care, the safety of patients, and the dedicated nurses. The nurse staffing is already stretched thin, and any further staff reduction will only worsen things. I've seen firsthand how hard the nurses work and how much they care for their patients, and it breaks my heart to think about the added strain this will put on them and the potential impact on patient safety. We can't sit by and say nothing when I know patient care is at risk. I believe that investing in the retention and support of the nursing staff is crucial for maintaining the quality of care, and I hope we can find a way to address budget concerns without sacrificing the well-being of the patients and the staff.

Despite the fact that there has been significant progress in the healthcare field around HIV treatment, nearly 700,000 people still died from HIV complications just last year. Insurance companies and Big Pharma make their money off of the few people who can afford these expensive treatments and drugs, while those without insurance suffer. The pharmaceutical industry is a multibillion dollar business, and even cutting the price to $40 a year, they'd still make a 30% profit. Gilead has the opportunity to still make a 30% profit. There is medication to extend people's lives and suppress the worst symptoms of HIV, if we can make people's lives easier and better, why wouldn't we? Will you sign the petition to encourage Gilead make the HIV medication Lenacapavir as affordable as possible to all?  Image: Tom Williams, CQ-roll call, Getty Images