Her Health, Her Right is a statement meant to highlight the urgent need for affordable, accessible healthcare for women. Across the country, women are forced to navigate a system that often puts their well-being second to profit. From reproductive care and maternity services to treatment for chronic illnesses, the financial burden can be overwhelming. Many delay or forgo necessary care due to high costs, leading to worsened health outcomes and increased stress. This issue doesn’t just affect physical health—it impacts emotional stability, economic opportunity, and overall quality of life. Healthcare should not be a luxury or a privilege. It’s a basic human right. This message aims to raise awareness, inspire change, and remind us that when women are denied proper care, the consequences ripple far beyond the doctor’s office.

People like RFK Jr should be educated in the subjects they speak about, not give into conspiracy theories which have no logical weight. We need a person in charge of health who is both knowledgeable and compassionate, RFK Jr with his statements has proven that he is neither of these things. 

The climate crisis is not a distant threat—it’s already reshaping our lives here in New Mexico. Our rivers are drying, our skies are thick with wildfire smoke, and our communities—especially rural, Indigenous, and low-income communities—are paying the highest price. As students at the University of New Mexico, we are not immune to these impacts. We breathe the same air, drink the same water, and live in the same heat. UNM is supposed to be a place of learning, leadership, and vision. But how can our university prepare students for the future while ignoring the single greatest threat to our generation? Acknowledging the climate emergency is more than symbolic—it’s a necessary first step toward meaningful change. It means treating the climate crisis with the urgency it deserves, holding our institution accountable to its commitments, and ensuring that students have a real voice in shaping a just and sustainable future. This campaign is about integrity. It’s about justice. And it’s about survival. When students, faculty, alumni, and community members come together, we can push institutions to change. We’ve seen it happen before, and we can do it again. Your voice, your name, your presence in this movement sends a powerful message: that UNM cannot sit on the sidelines any longer. Whether you're a student living through the heat, a faculty member concerned about the future of education, or a community member fighting for clean air and water—this is your fight too. By joining this campaign, you’re standing up for climate justice, for youth leadership, and for a university that aligns its actions with its values. You’re helping build a campus that invests in life, not fossil fuels. A campus that centers sustainability, equity, and community—not corporate interests and empty promises. This is our campus. This is our climate. This is our moment. Join us—and help make history at UNM.

We understand that your Republican predecessors in our WA CD-03 established the very poor precedent of refusing to hold Town Halls at all. Let’s not allow that unacceptable behavior to set the bar moving forward. Your constituents want the kind of transparent and accountable representation that can only be achieved with direct dialogue. Please engage in direct dialogue with us during our Town Halls.

CECOT is a maximum security prison with very little transparency into its practices and standards. People held there are not allowed visitors. There is no rehabilitation. More than 100,000 people are packed into the overcrowded prison, with no plans to ever be released. The human rights organization Cristosal has already sounded the alarm of torture, abuse, and neglect happening at CECOT. And this is just the beginning.  Trump has said he wants to send “homegrown” citizens to El Salvador, urging President Nayib Armando Bukele Ortez to build more facilities.  This is a disturbing and flagrant violation of human rights. We have to intervene NOW and make it clear we will not allow people to be disappeared, abused, and tortured. Demand Congress BLOCK any additional funding to CECOT NOW and investigate claims of human rights violations immediately. 

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The agencies, programs, and regulations Trump has eliminated are the critical organs of our government. Our individual freedoms are its spirit. When dissent is no longer tolerated, the debate that is so fundamental to our democracy is silenced. To put it simply, the United States was founded on an agreement to disagree. If we lose that, we've lost everything. Congress has the power to prevent that from happening. Please sign this petition calling on Congress to act.

I am calling for Americans who believe in due process for all, to sign this petition.  We are not going to forget those people who were unlawfully taken and sent to an inhumane camp with no hope for release!

Why???? Here’s why! Joining the movement for change within Castle Park offers numerous benefits for both the community and individuals: Being part of the change fosters a sense of belonging and connection with fellow residents. Working together towards a common goal creates stronger bonds and enhances community spirit. Participating in initiatives aimed at cleaning and revitalizing the park leads to a more pleasant and appealing environment for everyone. A clean park encourages outdoor activities, promotes health, and enhances the overall quality of life. Advocating for increased police presence and safety measures contributes to a more secure environment. This ensures that families and individuals can enjoy the park without fear of drug abuse or other unsafe behaviors. Taking action empowers individuals to voice their concerns and make a tangible difference. It instills a sense of pride and accomplishment, knowing that their efforts contribute to the well-being of the community. Engaging in clean-up efforts helps protect the natural beauty of Castle Park. It contributes to preserving local flora and fauna, ensuring that future generations can enjoy the park. By joining forces to improve Castle Park, community members set a precedent for other local initiatives. This can inspire further positive changes in the neighborhood and beyond. Health benefits: Participating in outdoor activities and clean-up events promotes physical health and mental well-being. Engaging with nature has been shown to reduce stress and enhance mood. In summary, joining the movement for change in Castle Park not only enhances the park itself but also strengthens community ties, promotes safety, and encourages a healthier lifestyle. Together, residents can create a vibrant, safe, and welcoming space for all to enjoy.

This petition is calling for an investigation, not to just flat out remove Alex Nguyen from office. The Council and the people of this city deserve to know if anything is going on that is undermining this City out of the view and transparency to the public.  If an investigation shows no wrong-doing, so be it. But on the other hand, if the investigation shows that he is not performing his job properly and in the best interest of this city, he needs to be removed.  When you put a cake in the oven, you check to make sure the temperature is correct and that the cake isn't burning. To just leave it unchecked could produce one heck of a failure of a cake.  We need to make sure our City Manager isn't secretly burning this city down with his actions and non-actions.

 Rochester is in the midst of a housing crisis. Current resources do not meet the current needs. • There are 635 homeless adults and 570 beds for adults (without children).  • There are 415 families living homeless with children and 310 beds. For many houseless people, there is nowhere to go instead of living outdoors. The current administration firmly believes they are conducting simple "relocations". By technical definition, a homeless sweep is, "the forced disbanding of homeless encampments on public property and the removal of both homeless individuals and their property from that area." The administration sends outreach workers, police and dump trucks into encampments, leaving our chronically homeless community with no safe space and without any belongings. Regardless of the label, in practice the current administration is conducting sweeps.

Wyoming has a long history of responsible regulation of firearms. Sensitive areas such as schools, college campuses, and government buildings should not have their rights to regulate firearms removed.  • Each school district already has the right to create their own concealed carry program for staff. A few school districts have implemented successful programs while many have decided not to.  • College and University Board of Trustees already can create their own concealed carry programs. The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees voted against allowing concealed carry on campus in November of 2024.  Sign this petition today to prove that the majority of Wyomingites do not want gun free zones repealed and want to maintain local control!