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To change the SHS dress code!Girls have been following the rules and being to scared to wear what they want for the longest time! I think it’s time for the girls (or guys) to take back the right of having control over their bodies! Girls shouldn’t have to hide because others don’t like it! Everyone is beautiful! It’s apart of nature to wanna change it up a bit and go out of your comfort zone! So I say LETS DO IT!12 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Avari Brown
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Noah’s PlaqueEveryone loved Noah. He made it so easy to love him. I think he deserves this. I think people deserve an area they can visit him on any occasion while spreading awareness of mental health.858 of 1,000 SignaturesCreated by Alessandra Consolini
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Cell service for rural Adams county OhioEveryone uses the internet and carry cellular devices. Also for emergencies. The whole state has coverage except this area. What’s up with that?56 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Timothy Parker
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Stop the production and manufacturing of Fentanyl in the USAThis issue has affected so many people I know and care for and it breaks my heart that our children are being murdered by a drug that has no place even existing in this world it’s power is devastating and deadly on so many levels and it’s taking more lives everyday which is why we need to act now50 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Margaret Vandeventer
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Thank you, President Biden... Now, cancel all student debt!We applaud President Biden's historic student debt cancellation plan, but we recognize that millions of people will still be burdened by debt. That is why we urge the President to cancel all student debt to ensure borrowers have the financial freedom to invest in their futures, support their families, benefit their communities, and contribute to the economy. President Biden must take the next step and cancel student debt for all. Research shows that debt cancellation is progressive. That means the more that is canceled, the more benefits reach people who need help. On top of that, canceling more debt will further advance efforts to address racial and gender equity issues.16,698 of 20,000 SignaturesCreated by Natalia Abrams
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Tell Congress: End felony disenfranchisementConsider this shocking fact: as of 2020, one in 16 Black Americans of voting age have lost their voting rights. Why? Because our criminal legal system locks up people of color and poor people at a disproportionate rate – combined with unjust felony voting laws that strip people with felonies of their sacred right to vote. Imagine if you didn't have a say in who served as your mayor, governor, Congressmembers, or president. Your power, your place, and your voice in our democracy – all taken away. It’s happening to millions of Americans right now because of felony disenfranchisement. And despite the fact that a majority of us believe that those with felonies should never lose their right to vote – our mass incarceration system is designed to silence the voices and communities most impacted by it. These outdated laws are rooted in the Jim Crow era, and – and disproportionately impact communities of color and low-income communities. With less than 100 days to go before this year’s all-important midterm elections, we must demand justice for the 5.2 million Americans who are being wrongfully silenced. Join us in demanding that no one is wrongfully denied a say in our democracy.44 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Common Cause
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Help Cuba Recover from Hurricane Ian and the Matanzas FireWhen deadly fires raged in Cuba's primary oil storage tanks in Matanzas August 5-12, US agencies failed to provide or fund immediate material help and personnel to extinguish them, despite our special competence and respected history of international disaster assistance. Prompt action could have saved lives and prevented the fire from destroying two additional storage tanks. The US can now take the generous and humane step of providing assistance to address the fire's aftermath, including further deterioration in Cuba's electrical generation and distribution system as discussed with the Environmental Protection Agency. Hurricane Ian devastated western Cuba before striking Puerto Rico and Florida., destroying homes, businesses and vital crops. USAID's website reports, "The Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) is responsible for leading and coordinating the U.S. government’s response to disasters overseas. OFDA responds to an average of 65 disasters in more than 50 countries every year." Director Samantha Power is well positioned to lead such an effort as shown by her groundbreaking speech to the UN General Assembly, full text here https://tinyurl.com/PowerUN Resources * "U.S. will provide $2 million of hurricane aid in Cuba" by Karen De Young, Washington Post, October 18, 2022 https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/10/18/biden-cuba-hurricane-ian/ * "Disaster diplomacy: Why Biden should rush to help Cuba after Hurricane Ian" by Professor William LeoGrande, Responsible Statecraft https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2022/09/30/disaster-diplomacy-why-biden-should-rush-to-help-cuba-after-hurricane-ian/ * Letter from Representatives Lee, McGovern and Meeks calling for US humanitarian aid to Cuban victims of Hurricane Ian https://lee.house.gov/news/press-releases/chairs-lee-meeks-and-mcgovern-issue-statement-regarding-humanitarian-assistance-to-cuba-following-hurricane-ian * Letter from FFRD to USAID https://cubapeopletopeople.blogspot.com/2022/08/letter-to-usaid.html * "Cuba’s enormous blaze fuels fears of instability even as flames are doused" by Ed Augustin https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/10/cuba-fire-government-power-cuts * "Did U.S.-Cuba dysfunction prevent a quicker end to the Matanzas oil fire disaster?" by Tim Padgett https://www.wlrn.org/news/2022-08-19/did-u-s-cuba-dysfunction-prevent-a-quicker-end-to-the-matanzas-oil-fire-disaster * "We appreciate humanitarian assistance offer made by the US. This material contribution that is worth 2 million USD, channeled through the International Federation of Red Cross, will add up to our recovery efforts in support of the victims of the ravages caused by #HurricaneIan" Tweet by Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez.387 of 400 SignaturesCreated by John McAuliff
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Stop Taos County Housing Insecurity - end evictions nowThe County Commissioners can facilitate a rebirth and revitalization of Taos County. They can act now and be part of building a new Taos County, which is entirely based on the old Taos County before all of these rules and regulations stifled innovation and ingenuity. This will enable reduce water and fossil fuel consumption, foster innovation and empower aspiring farmers, and most importantly, it will increase the quality of life for people in the community. If Taos County goes back to its roots and empowers owner builders to develop innovative solutions to the problems that plague our society, they will re-foster the innovation, courage and self-sufficiency for which the residents of Taos County are known. The county is full of innovative individuals who have embraced taking personal responsibility for the world. They have taken it upon themselves to live more in harmony with the earth and reduce their global footprint. Yet, instead of celebrating these innovations, the county is, at present, attempting to regulate them out of existence. Think about individuals making minimum wage who cannot afford a home. Think about the most disadvantaged members of this community. Keeping people off the streets helps everyone in the community. For a full problem and solution statement with citations and references, go to: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a1Htw7P8ulf9uKChr83bRMudsMR6vI5UBD3GLDcW_Z0/edit?usp=drivesdk581 of 600 SignaturesCreated by Bethany Rose
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CENSURE SENATOR TED CRUZ!IT IS CRUCIAL TO DEMOCRACY THE ESPIONAGE ACT NOT BE TOSSED OUT AS A CONVENIENCE FOR CONSERVATIVE LAWMAKERS, SO ,THEY DONT HAVE TO BE ACCOUNTABLE. WITHOUT A ESPIONAGE ACT, THERE IS NO ACCOUNTABILITY WHEN ESPIONAGE IS COMMITTED. SENATOR TED CRUZ IS NERVOUS,WE KNOW WHY! BUT LETS SAY NO TO TOSSING OUT THE ESPIONAGE ACT45 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Matthew George Hall
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7th and 8th Graders NEED Art classOur community needs to come together to express to our school system how important we believe it is that our youth have the creative outlet of art classes for 7th and 8th grades.44 of 100 SignaturesCreated by JoanMarie Cartier
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We demand your utility company stop its intent to change rates.Families can't afford to pay these prices and should not have to worry about such a dramatic increase during these times. This is outrageous and a 400% increase should be illegal.22 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Misty Butts






