Let's campaign for the human right of everyone having access to affordable and decent housing. With no more worries about ever-rising rents. Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) mentions the right to adequate standard of living. This includes not being made homeless due to out-of-control rents and greed. Thank you for your time in reading this campaign for change. It can be done!

Because our loved ones with disabilities deserve a place to go and work on skills have friends and not to sit home with nothing to do

By changing this, students will not have to work so hard just to find a place to live while getting their degree. How are students supposed to be enrolled at Kennesaw State University full time when they have to work all of the time to have a place to stay?

Every year in the United States there are over 100,000 residential fires in multifamily dwellings. In July of 2019 Kaitlyn Denson and Joseph Tarin's lives were cut short in an apartment fire in Austin, TX. A fire that spread quickly with no presence of sprinklers within the apartment units. Due to a legacy clause the current law allowed for this complex among many other's to not meet the most up to date standards for fire safety resulting in the worst possible outcome. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), fire sprinklers reduce the risk of fatalities in multi family dwellings by 87% and injuries by 27%. Action Petitioned For: We the undersigned are concerned citizens who urge our leaders to act now to pass the Public Housing Fire Safety Act.

We need internet to work and for our kids to do their school work since most of not all schools do work on computers only.

While America’s families have struggled to make ends meet during the pandemic, America’s billionaires have seen their wealth grow by 70 percent. Together, the Billionaires Income Tax and the Corporate Profits Minimum Tax would create a fairer tax system and allow for critical programs like paid family and medical leave for the 85 million mothers in America. Low-income people of color pay more in taxes without receiving equal access to resources in their community. Meanwhile, billionaires and big corporations have not been required to pay their fair share in taxes. The Billionaires Income Tax and Corporate Profits Minimum Tax allow us to right this wrong for future generations and invest in key priorities like high quality and accessible child care and paid family and medical leave.

Small-dollar donors raised over $4 BILLION in 2020 to help Democrats win the presidency and control of Congress. Now we must use our POWER to pass the full $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act! Sign this Petition to Tell Congress: "Small-dollar donors have the power to re-elect members of Congress who support the $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act and un-elect those who don't!" It’s All About Re-Election, Re-Election, Re-Election! Nearly every policy decision a politician makes is motivated by the desire to win re-election. To pass the full $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act, small-dollar donors (who give less than $200) must remind Congress that we have the power to re-elect those who support the $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act and un-elect those who don't. By raising a record $4 BILLION in 2020, small-dollar donors have proven that we can raise billions of dollars to elect candidates into office. Now we must use our power to pass policies that benefit working and low-income families and hold politicians accountable to the needs of everyday Americans. Politicians change their behavior (and their votes) when they feel the risk of losing re-election! Sign this Petition to Tell Congress: "Small-dollar donors have the power to re-elect members of Congress who support the $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act and un-elect those who don't!" The Build Back Better Act will create at least 4 MILLION GOOD JOBS! The full $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act will create 4 MILLION GOOD JOBS through historic public investment in infrastructure, climate change, and care for the sick, elderly, and disabled. The Build Back Better Act also includes: Paid family and medical leave for all Universal pre-kindergarten Free tuition for two-year public community college Lowering prescription drug prices Expanding Medicare to include dental, vision, and hearing Strengthing workers' rights to unionize Tax reforms that require the wealthy and big corporations to pay their fair share And more... Sign this Petition to Tell Congress: "Small-dollar donors have the power to re-elect members of Congress who support the $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act and un-elect those who don't!" Corporations and some Democrats threaten devastating CUTS to the Build Back Better Act! Corporations and wealthy interests, who oppose paying their fair share in taxes, have launched aggressive lobbying efforts to influence Congress to make devasting cuts to the Build Back Better Act that will greatly reduce this bill's impact to help Americans desperately in need if not kill this bill altogether While unified opposition from Republicans is expected, some DEMOCRATS are siding with corporations and wealthy interests to make drastic cuts or to the Build Back Better Act while millions of Americans endure unprecedented economic and health challenges. Sign this Petition to Tell Congress: "Small-dollar donors have the power to re-elect members of Congress who support the $3.5 trillion Build Back Better Act and un-elect those who don't!"

Across the country school board members, teachers, school staff, and parents calling for COVID safety measures have been harassed, threatened, and in some instances even attacked. Fox News and other right-wing outlets amplify outrageous examples of adults screaming, threatening and harassing school board members with barely contained glee. And Republican leaders like former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and U.S. Senator Josh Hawley have refused to denounce the violence, even when directly asked. All eyes are on Virginia right now. Voters deserve to know where Virginia’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin stands. Will Youngkin side with the political operatives fanning the flames of conflict and violence in our communities, or will he denounce those funding chaos and harassment of our public servants? Dissent and protests are an important part of our democracy, but coordinated attacks, doxxing, and harassment of school board members – many of whom are parents and educators in our communities – have nothing to do with the first amendment. School board members around the United States have documented threats and intimidation. School board meetings have been shut down by violence. Educators have been harassed and attacked in the classroom by parents mad about district policies. And both parents and students who have spoken up for COVID-19 safety protocols have been aggressively shouted down and intimidated. None of this is acceptable. Glenn Youngkin wants to be taken seriously as a leader. Well, this is his opportunity. Is he going to stand with Sen. Josh Hawley and Chris Christie and ignore threats and violence? Or will he stand up and denounce the violent protests at school board meetings and tell the groups organizing them to stop?

Consumer prices effect us all. More voices can help let Washington know that we are tired of this crap.

It has bee over twenty years since this epic tragedy. Yes a monument has been built to honor the victims. But we need a national holiday to dedicate and entire day for remembrance. We still have Columbus Day as a holiday government holiday which is controversial and has been found to not have good cause for a holiday. A holiday like Columbus Day could be stricken allowing a 9/11 Day or Twin Towers Day as a replacement so technically it doesnt add or subtract any holidays. This was a day that no American will ever forget, always remember where they were when it happened, and our country mourned like never before.

We should stand together as one to show neighborly love and concern for each other by supporting moving this symbol of slavery from the Seat of our Government.

not all kids are accepted at home and if HHS staff do this they could be seriously damaging some kids and ruining relationships with parents and family