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Urge UH to Include ALL Students in Centennial ProjectMost people will at some point find use of accessibility tools and architecture. If you sign this petition, you will be helping us in our demand for an acknowledgement of the campus' student, staff, and faculty with disabilities, in the form of at least one page in the plan dedicated to an accessible and environment. This petition will encourage the University Administration to dedicate time and energy to honoring their commitments to their students in the Centennial Plan!49 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Nicole Navarro
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Investigate Trump officials for putting our national security at risk!It's not only dangerous to the American public that this happened, but the fact that a reporter was inadvertently given access to these current plans in real time shows that Pete Hegseth and the rest of this crew are astoundingly incompetent at the roles they've been chosen for. Pete Hegseth was just a Fox News host, with nowhere near the same sort of tactical experience that past defense secretaries had when Trump nominated him for his Cabinet. The risk of having Hegseth and other officials leak information like this raises concerns about the potential mishandling of classified information and sensitive details regarding U.S. war plans in the future. When President Donald Trump was asked about the report on Monday afternoon, he said, “I don’t know anything about it,” then added, “I’m not a big fan of The Atlantic.” If Trump won't take actual matters of national security seriously, we will. Sign the petition if you agree there must be a congressional hearing or investigation to hold Hegseth and officials in Trump's administration accountable. Image Source: Andrew Harnik / Getty61,449 of 75,000 Signatures
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Recognize the contributions of women in beer history.Without your support the forgotten women in beers beautiful and diverse history will remain forgotten.105 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Christopher Gurule
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Standing with Ukraine is standing for American ValuesThe US has always been a symbol of democracy, freedom and justice. Allowing Putin to conquer any part of Ukraine creates significant destabilizing impact on global security. The ultimate US costs of Putin’s victory would be much higher than the cost of supporting Ukraine’s self-defense. Ukraine’s victory would help the US regain Europe’s trust and respect and remain one of the US most trusted trading partners. Support for Ukraine will send a message to the world that the US is still holding the values it is a symbol of and a message to the tyrants that the evil and injustice will not prevail.287 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Lena Contor
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Defend Public Broadcasting!Public broadcasting provides Americans with access to local news, educational programming, and independent journalism without corporate and political influence. Public broadcasters are crucial to communities across the nation, but Republicans are attacking these institutions with the goal of defunding public broadcasting. We can fight back by letting MAGA know that public broadcasting is for the people and can’t be defunded or bought by billionaires!87,921 of 100,000 Signatures
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President Trump, Don't Gut Our Bedrock Environmental LawDonald Trump’s current attempt to gut bedrock environmental law may take away your ability to have a voice in decisions made by federal agencies. The National Environmental Policy Act has been implemented by the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) since 1977. His Executive Order, Unleashing American Energy, strips the CEQ of its authority, putting implementation in the hands of each federal agency. He directed CEQ to provide guidance to the agencies that tells them they should not consider a proposed project’s cumulative environmental impacts or matters of environmental justice. The agencies can also make the call on whether a project undergoes an environmental review and how detailed that review will be. It is the environmental review process that provides the public a formal opportunity to comment. CEQ is managing the process of its own dismantling and has opened its Interim Final Rule to the public for comment until March 27. Please sign our petition and, if you can, take the additional step of submitting a comment. The government counts petitions as one comment, so we're asking people to submit comments to help us show the broad support for protecting our bedrock environmental law. We’ve created an EZ form to make it simple for you to comment. Write opening and closing sentences and select points to add to your comment from the list we provide. We’ll format your comment as a PDF and submit it to Regs.gov. We’ll also keep a copy of your comment and its tracking number. We do NOT use your information to add you to our mailing list. If you prefer, you can submit your comment directly to Regs.gov. Please share a copy of the comment and tracking number with us or keep them on file. Background The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), signed into law by Richard Nixon in 1970, is often referred to as the “Magna Carta” of environmental law. In 1977, Jimmy Carter issued an executive order directing the executive branch’s Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) to develop regulations for its implementation. President Trump’s Day 1 executive order, Unleashing American Energy, eviscerates NEPA by stripping CEQ of its authority and by further ordering the Council to propose rescinding all of the regulations it developed and providing guidance to federal agencies on how they can implement NEPA themselves. The executive order continues regulations implemented “must expedite permitting approvals and meet deadlines established in the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 (Public Law 118-5)” and “must prioritize efficiency and certainty over any other objectives, including those of activist groups, that do not align with the policy goals set forth in section 2 of this order or that could otherwise add delays and ambiguity to the permitting process.” (The Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 chipped away at NEPA in amendments to the unrelated bill, like setting arbitrary page limits on environmental reviews.) Trump cannot repeal NEPA without Congress, so he’s doing the next best thing (in his view). He’s removing its teeth.1,329 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Karen Feridun
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An End to Unnecessary ID Requirements That Target Vulnerable CommunitiesJoin us in fighting for a voting system that works for all Americans, not just those with the right documents or resources. Add your name today and help protect our most fundamental democratic right.19 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Bonus Giant
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Demand Universal Healthcare for All AmericansLets make it happen30 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Bonus Giant
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Protect Voting Rights: End Gerrymandering and Voter Suppression NowThese changes would strengthen our democracy for everyone, regardless of political affiliation. They would ensure that elected officials truly represent the people they serve. By signing this petition, you're standing up for the cornerstone of American democracy—the right to vote. You're saying that in America, every eligible voter deserves an equal say in our shared future. This fight isn't new. People have marched, organized, and even died for voting rights throughout our history. Now it's our turn to protect and expand those rights for future generations. Your signature today tells lawmakers at every level that voters are watching. We expect them to uphold democracy, not undermine it for political gain. We demand legislation that expands access to the ballot, creates fair districts, and removes unnecessary barriers to voting. Let's make sure our government truly represents us—all of us. Sign now to protect voting rights and strengthen our democracy for generations to come. Because in America, your vote should count—no matter who you are, where you live, or which party you support. That's not just a democratic principle; it's a human right.28 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Billy NEW RMC Coin
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Reject Trump's attacks on judges!Trump is working every angle to squash dissent against his extreme agenda–whether it be student protestors, independent reporters, judges, or political opponents. His aim is to instill fear against all opposition and punish those who take action against him to make a lesson to the rest of us. And Republicans in Congress are providing an avenue to actually make it happen. Congressman Brandon Gill of Texas introduced Articles of Impeachment against Judge Boasberg, calling for him to be removed from office after he temporarily blocked Trump's ability to use 1798 Wartime Act. A number of other Republicans have since voiced their support for impeachment. And Elon Musk—the unelected billionaire who is pursuing an agenda of chaos and destruction with our federal programs and workers—has also been calling for the removal of judges who would stand in his way. Trump and Musk know that judges are a critical check on their power, and their solution is to either remove them or bully them into submission. Trump is willing to go to any lengths to ram through his billionaire agenda of hollowing out the government so his billionaire buddies can accumulate unprecedented wealth. All the while, cutting Social Security, public schools, Medicaid, regulations that keep our air and water clean, research to find cures for deadly diseases and cancer, and so much more. Sign the petition to tell Congress to reject and push back against Trump's attempts to intimidate the judiciary and commit to blocking partisan, power-grab efforts to impeach a judge for ruling against Trump.36,652 of 40,000 Signatures
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Tell Trump: Stop censoring our country’s history and attacking museums and librariesPeople should join this campaign because a nation is smart and thoughtful when its people are enlightened through a good world-class education.153 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Alessandro Trujillo
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Tell the Department of Defense: Don't erase Jackie Robison's legacy!During World War II, Jackie Robinson was court martialed, and later acquitted, for refusing to sit in the back of a segregated Army bus. He was a trailblazer for civil rights in the military, and eventually on the baseball field as the first Black man to play in Major League Baseball. By deleting the webpage honoring him, the Department of Defense is sending a clear signal that it’s not interested in protecting strides made in the Civil Rights Movement or honoring the sacrifices of its military service members who come from diverse backgrounds. Just recently, the federal government said it would no longer prohibit federal contractors from having segregated restaurants, waiting rooms, and drinking fountains—a dangerous escalation that could lead to unchecked discrimination. Removing these webpages is an affront to all soldiers and veterans of color who have sacrificed for our country. And as civil rights lawyer Ben Crump said, "This isn't history being forgotten; it's history being erased!" Add your name to tell the federal government we won’t let them erase history—restore Jackie Robinson's webpage now.1,577 of 2,000 Signatures