Coronavirus Campaigning

We are dealing with the most devastating global pandemic of our lifetimes—and while we cannot organize in person, we can mobilize in digital spaces to protect people's health, push for paid sick leave and other relief, and show up for those who are taking care of our communities by providing essential needs.

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  • Help Save The Class Of 2020
    The class of 2020 has nothing to look forward to with school being cancelled. I want them to still be able to atleast walk across the stage and receive their diplomas in recognition of their hard work just as the previous classes before them did it also. We shouldn’t just sit down and take this slap in the face as this pandemic will past in due time. It may not affect directly you, but put yourself in their shoes the 1st class ever to have their senior year canceled stripped of everything they have been working toward for all 4 years. We’ve already had our our fun of highschool and moved on it’s a one time experience all should have so why excluded our next generation of successors. I for one say this should be treated as a top class emergency in efforts to save the class of 2020. All those who would love to help spread this and raise awareness your effort are greatly appreciated.
    36 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Keshawn Gray
  • Sedona: Protect Workers from COVID-19
    Protecting yourself from a pandemic shouldn’t depend on where you live or the kind of job you have. We have the resources to help everybody through this crisis. All leaders need to step up and do what they can NOW. Don’t wait for others to lead. Do what YOU can do NOW.
    34 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Dustin Kight
  • Force the Government to make testing available to every person in the US
    To save our Country, Lives and our entire Lifestyle.
    30 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Mark Hotchkiss
  • Require masks for everyone who works with our food
    Food is the one thing we must leave our homes to get, so food stores are the most likely places for us to pick up the coronavirus. Anyone can have Covid-19 and be asymptomatic. The virus is aerosolized into the air on our breath and yet none of the cashiers or packers at the local grocery store is wearing a mask.
    28 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Mary Thomas
  • Mayor Dave Holness: Freeze Rent In Broward County Due to COVID-19
    "During the COVID-19 crisis, we all have a responsibility towards our communities to keep ourselves healthy and avoid situations that can spread the virus. As of March 17th, the state of Florida will close all bars, nightclubs, restaurants, and other small businesses in order to help us uphold that responsibility. While this is a step in the right direction regarding health, the effects of these sweeping business closures affect the livelihood of thousands of Florida residents that rely on front-of-the house restaurant, club/bar work or tips to make ends meet. Without a plan in place to supplement the income of these workers, and with no guarantee that unemployment benefits will provide the relief people need in a city with one of the highest costs of living in the country, we demand a moratorium on rent collection. Hard-working people are going to suffer at the expense of the greater good. While we don't deny the importance of instituting these closures, we would be ashamed and heartbroken to watch our government let people who rely on health and wellness care work, restaurant work, work in the entertainment industry (clubs/bars), and other small businesses face evictions, blows to their credit, or be backed into a corner financially through no fault of their own. As a spa business owner and full-time Licensed Massage Therapist, this is my sole source of income. So many other massage practitioners and business owners in the industry, are affected. Simply providing people with an unemployment payment of temporary paid leave at minimum wage would not be enough to cover their typical expenses. We need Broward County and Florida as a whole to put a moratorium on rent NOW in order to preserve the livelihood of so many hard working business owners, healthcare practitioners, and other affected industries during this time of crisis".
    25 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Acce James
  • Impeach Governor Ige for incompetence and nonfeasance with COVID-19
    People in vulnerable populations could potentially die due to the blatent disregard for life Ige and his cronies exhibit.
    23 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Anonymous Hawaiian
  • COVID-19 Emergency Rent and debt forgiveness
    As a group, the working class of Orange County have been financially crippled by the critical and necessary measures put in place to slow the spread of COVID-19. Though the federal or state government may eventually provide relief, the immediate conservation of our limited financial resources is necessary for our own and our family's health and wellbeing. Rentors, Leasors, banks and other relevant institutions can, as a class seek their own relief; the state and federal government is much more responsive and historically more likely to act on their behalf. We must protect our limited cash flow immediately.
    18 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Frances Ramos
  • Tell Cuomo to Stop Using Prison Slave Labor to Make Hand Sanitizer
    The prison population is one of the most vulnerable populations in our society, with millions of prisoners suffering with chronic conditions that leave them immunocompromised, thousands of people living together in close quarters, hundreds of visitors circling through daily, and healthcare facilities that are substandard and understaffed. In many prisons across the country, hand sanitizer recommended by the Centers for Disease Control is forbidden due to its high alcohol content. [source] To force this vulnerable population to make 100,000 gallons of hand sanitizer a week for pennies on the dollar is unconscionable. Join MoveOn members in demanding Governor Cuomo stop using prison slave labor to make hand sanitizer.
    18 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Mary Drummer, MoveOn Civic Action
  • Hazard Pay for Bristol Farms and Lazy Acres Employees
    We show up to work and do our jobs during this time, even though it puts us and our families at great risk of getting sick.
    16 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Mallory McManus
  • Allow Penalty-Free 401K Withdrawals During Coronavirus Shutdowns
    This is important to allow people to stay afloat as we’re forced to socially distance ad not work during the Coronavirus pandemic.
    14 of 100 Signatures
    Created by L Mabry