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People should join this movement because it offers something Indianapolis is missing: a real, practical, humane path forward. This campaign isn’t about blame or politics — it’s about building a city where everyone has the chance to be safe, stable, and part of the community. This is a great opportunity to build stronger neighborhoods. Community gardens, greenhouse projects, beautification work, and small‑business partnerships all create:  • cleaner streets  • safer parks  • more local pride  • stronger relationships between neighbors  Not everyone can donate money or volunteer every week.  But everyone can:  • sign a petition  • share information  • support fair‑wage programs  • advocate for humane policies 

President Trump illegally attacked Iran, and now thousands of lives have been lost, tens of billions of dollars have been wasted on an unpopular war, and gas prices are skyrocketing, yet some politicians are still not speaking out against the invasion … why?  War hawks, including AIPAC, defense contractors, and major AI companies, are secretly flooding elections with millions of dollars to prop up pro-war candidates, and raking in the profits.  No politicians should be accepting money from AIPAC, defense contractors, or others promoting and profiting from war. We need to remind them that they work for us, not special interests. Corporations like Lockheed Martin that contract with the Department of Defense profit when the U.S. attacks other countries, because they make the weaponry that we use to attack. So far in 2025 and ’26, according to the FEC, the top 10 defense contractors have spent more than $8 million to elect candidates—influencing them to support future conflicts and expand the already massive Pentagon budget.  These dark-money groups know that the war and their policies are unpopular and won’t win elections, so they funnel their money through shell PACs and last-minute investments. In the primary elections in Illinois in March 2026, outside groups aligned with AIPAC spent millions, around 60% of total outside spending in the races, but their ads never mentioned Israel or war. They even set up entities with innocuous-sounding names like Elect Chicago Women. Sign now to join the call for Democrats to reject contributions from war hawks and to focus on issues that will improve our lives, like health care and lowering prices. 

You may hear arguments to the contrary, but data centers do increase demand for electricity, either at the center itself or passed on to local electric companies.  Duke Energy along with FPL have already petitioned Tallahassee for rate increases. Some will argue that there is no demand on water yet the Southwest Florida Water Management District has declared a Phase III Extreme Water Shortage in effect from April 3 through July 1.  Do we really need to put any additional strain on our water supply?  A huge data center will completely disrupt the quiet, natural environment of our county. One of the biggest complaints about data centers is the noise they produce. Hundreds of servers operating together create a constant hum that can reach up to 96dBA. Think chain saw or rock concert. Cooling systems can produce low frequency drones that can travel several miles. Emergency backup generators create additional noise when in use. The noise is constant and can lead to hearing loss, headaches, dizziness, sleeplessness, and anxiety. What will this do to the remaining wildlife in the area? Over 30,000 residents of Citrus Couty live within 5 miles of the potential build. Hernando and Forest Ridge Elementary Schools are within 5 miles. There is a bill currently waiting to be signed by the governor limiting public access to information on how and where a data center could be built. Please contact your County Commissioners and tell them, "No Data Center in Citrus County." Go to Citrus County Board, FL for a list of Commissioners. We are running out of time to stop this Data Center.  Please send a direct link to this petition at No Data Center for Citrus County | MoveOn to all your friends. 

The Commemorative Works Act makes it clear that any memorials constructed on federal land in Washington, D.C. need authorization from Congress. But we need to make sure that Congress hears us loud and clear and pulls the plug on this wasteful project.  Trump said that taxpayer money won’t be used to build the arch, instead claiming that the $100 million in funds will come from private donors and corporations like tech companies—raising concerns about corruption and “pay-to-play” motivations. And we know that taxpayers will still be impacted—from the use of our roadways to other public services and goods that must function during these largescale constructions.  Healthcare costs are skyrocketing. Trump has failed to do anything to address inflation, as everyday families struggle to afford groceries, housing, education and child care. Instead, he’s entangled us in forever wars that taxpayers fund and inflated the budget for Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to kidnap and abuse our neighbors. And now, he wants to prioritize vanity projects that glorify him instead of leveraging those connections and access to funds to benefit the American people. There is mounting resistance to Trump’s continued self-glorification. A district judge recently ruled that Trump must stop construction on the White House ballroom until there is approval from Congress. We need to make sure that Trump’s arch is similarly blocked—and that Congress sides with the people and BLOCKS its construction.  >>Sign the petition and, together, we can build on this momentum and make sure that Trump’s arch is never built.<<

People living with severe mental illness (SMI) and the families who love them are already heavily impacted by criminalization, as well as overrepresented in jails and prisons. SB1055 Arizona is a proposed legislation that exposes the intersection of disability in/justice, criminalization, failed mental health systems and racial profiling. SB1055 would isolate, humiliate, and control people into walking around with multiple forms of ID to either prove "we are not them" or to limit people's movements, erode their peace of mind, and terrorize all SMI families wherever they go (school, work, etc.) Justice-minded SMI caregivers in Arizona know that legislation like SB1055 is not only bad for Arizona, it's also bad for the rest of the country. Please sign our petition to stand in solidarity with SMI caregivers in Arizona!

Debates in the House have begun over a war powers resolution (WPR) that would stop Trump’s illegal war on Iran — a war that has killed thousands in Iran and beyond, caused an economic catastrophe as gas prices soar, and is costing taxpayers more than $1 BILLION each day. It’s also a war that Trump is gearing up to escalate, with 4,500 U.S. sailors and Marines. Another 3,000 soldiers from the Army’s 82nd Airborne Division were just deployed to the Middle East. That is, unless Congress stops him. The good news? They have an opportunity to do just that by passing Reps. Jim Himes, Gregory Meeks, and Adam Smith’s WPR, H.Con.Res.40. Democratic leadership has delayed a vote to give the WPR its best shot at passing. That gives us more precious time to do all we can to secure a majority. Here’s the math: The last House WPR came down to just four votes. Now, as the costs for Trump’s deadly, unpopular war continue to rise, we’re seeing the kind of shifts that can close that gap. We can get there — but only if we can rally enough support NOW.

Many of you, like us, mourned the thousands killed, voiced our opposition to another endless conflict, and mobilized to stop the Trump administration’s illegal war on Iran. Meanwhile, others were cashing in on bets they placed on the violence. One prediction market on the platform Polymarket asking "Will the U.S. strike Iran?" grew to a staggering $529 million as users wagered to profit off acts of war. Six accounts, most of them created just 24 hours before the attack, made over $1.2 MILLION by betting that the bombs would fall on February 28. In any other scenario transactions like these would be under the microscope for insider trading. Allowing bets on war isn’t just morally bankrupt; it’s also ripe for corruption. Fortunately, Sen. Chris Murphy and Rep. Greg Casar agree. Their BETS OFF Act would ban gambling on war, assassinations, terrorism, and other war crimes. As Trump’s war drags on, bets on its horrors and outcomes flood prediction markets — and it’s time to end the war profiteering.

Nearly 12% of the population of San Antonio are immigrants. They are our friends, family members, coworkers, and neighbors. And we need to defend them against Trump’s brute and unlawful deportation agenda.  The details of the proposed San Antonio detention site are still unclear. ICE confirmed they purchased land and a facility but have not given details beyond that. What we do know is that the deed for a 640,000-square-foot industrial warehouse with a 1,500-bed capacity has been transferred to the federal government.  Local elected officials claim to be equally in the dark about the plans, with a city spokesperson claiming they have not received any assessments for the site, and that the city was not informed of any federal estate transactions.  Local leaders have already sounded the alarm on ICE and DHS’s rapid power grab. Bexar County Commissioner Tommy Calvert has been outspoken against the project, and the San Antonio City Council approved a resolution in February to identify what the city can do to push back against ICE.  We need to keep up public pressure to make it clear that we expect them to keep using every lever in their power to interfere, delay, and block the development of a detention camp in San Antonio, and that we demand transparency and accountability for any civil or human rights violations by ICE and DHS. We cannot allow ICE and the Trump administration to keep expanding their inhumane deportations. Sign the petition to say NO warehouses for detention centers in San Antonio. 

The federal government is spending $313 million to convert a warehouse in Surprise, Arizona, into a mega ICE detention facility. The 400,000-square-foot building is set to be among the larger ICE facilities, detaining up to 1,500 people. Warehouses are for packages, not people, and every single person in our state must speak out against this dehumanizing construction.  GardaWorld Federal is the company contracted to oversee the conversion—the same company running the disastrous detention camp in the Everglades, “Alligator Alcatraz.” The Everglades detention camp is a dangerous facility where immigrants have gone missing, and experts have sounded the alarm on everything from deadly diseases, hazardous flooding, and human rights abuses.  We can’t allow GardaWorld Federal and DHS to replicate the inhumane and immoral camp in our own backyard. We need local elected officials to use every lever in their power to interfere, delay, and block the development of a detention camp in Surprise, Arizona. 

The East Hampton train station is more than just a transit hub—it’s a public space that serves our entire community. Building a bar here would: 1. Privatize a public space – The station should serve commuters and residents, not commercial interests. 2. Impact vulnerable workers and commuters – Overpriced food and alcohol could make the station less welcoming and accessible. 3. Increase crowding and safety risks – A bar could lead to congestion, noise, and public safety concerns. 4. Set a precedent for commercialization – Allowing one business could open the door for more commercial ventures in public spaces, changing the character of East Hampton. Protecting the station ensures it remains a safe, functional, and inclusive space for everyone who relies on it.