The California Feed-In Tariff allows eligible customers' generators to enter into 10-, 15-, or 20-year contracts with their utility companies to sell the electricity produced by renewable energy systems. Let California home owners take advantage of the Feed-In Tariff, allowing them to over-size their solar systems.

Fundamental human rights are of concern to peoples of all nations. We, the undersigned, call on Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal to abide by all international human rights treaties that have been ratified by the United States of America, including and especially the Convention on the Transfer of Sentenced Persons.

Be it resolved that the City of Tucson hereby joins the people of Tucson, Arizona in their 'Tucsonans United For Honest Leadership' campaign for an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to abolish the fictions of corporate personhood and 'money equals speech' and return our democracy, our elections, and our communities back to America's human persons and thus reclaim our sovereign right to self-governance.

Interpreters Rising is calling on Governor Inslee to hear the voices of the Labor & Industries Language Access Provider regarding delaying SSB 6245 “Language Access Providers” effective date September 1, 2020. Which requires the governor or governor’s designee (Department of Labor & Industries) SHALL represent the public employer (Language Access Providers) for bargaining purposes. “There SHALL be a COLLECTIVE BARGAINING as defined in RCW 41.56.030.”

We applaud our government's provision of $2,000,000 of critical humanitarian aid to Cubans whose communities were devastated by Hurricane Ian. We urge equal generosity to the aftermath of deadly oil fires in Matanzas, Cuba, and to rehabilitation of the national electrical system. In the same spirit, the Biden Administration should also suspend all sanctions or regulations that inhibit private and governmental aid. Allowing Western Union to resume transfer of remittances to family and friends will provide roughly five million dollars a day in people to people assistance. Secretary Blinken should also remove without further delay impediments created by Cuba's unmerited listing as a State Sponsor of Terrorism by the Trump Administration. We share your warmly received words as Ambassador to the United Nations in 2016, "the United States and Cuba must continue to find ways to engage, even as our differences persist ".

We ask that you immediately halt all external hiring and begin recalling your laid-off workers in order of seniority.

Sign on to the Justice for Black Farmers Act of 2020, historic legislation that provides full debt cancellation of both USDA direct and guaranteed loans, federal tax relief, and a foreclosure moratorium for Black legacy farmers who filed claims under the Pigford v. Glickman Consent Decree. For decades, our legacy farmers have unjustly borne the weight of unconscionable debt to the United States Department of Agriculture. The Black Farmers’ Appeal: Cancel Pigford Debt Campaign is a grassroots organizing, popular education, and legal advocacy campaign to rectify the injustices of the Pigford v. Glickman class action racial discrimination lawsuit. Inspired by David Walker’s impassioned entreaty against the chattel enslavement of Africans in the United States, the Black Farmers’ Appeal: Cancel Pigford Debt Campaign is a polemic against yet another form of racialized capitalism–usurious debt. Our coalition is comprised of a multigenerational tribe of farmers, attorneys, writers, artists, and musicians using our diverse magic to bring restorative land justice to our Black legacy farmers. We use diverse strategies to preserve the Black agricultural land base, exploring innovative collaborations that deepen the linkages of music, culture, ecocultural traditions, and cooperative economy to protect Black landownership and stewardship, while raising community awareness, collectivism, and action. We also merge the aims of our campaign with our cooperative economy works with fiber artists, heritage quilters, and keepers of material culture. View the full text of the bill here: https://www.booker.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Justice%20for%20Black%20Farmers%20Act%20of%202020%20Bill.pdf View the Acres of Ancestry Initiative/Black Agrarian Fund Community Primer on the Justice for Black Farmers Act of 2020 here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CHyJAqhgjmS/ View Acres of Ancestry Initiative/Black Agrarian Fund and other endorsers here: https://www.booker.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/JUSTICE%20FOR%20BLACK%20FARMERS%20ACT%20endorsements%20-%20new%20order.pdf To find out more about our work visit our website https://www.acresofancestry.org and keep up with our most up-to-date activities on our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/acresofancestry.

Call on Texas Governor Abbott to commute the sentence of Delicia Carmichael, a child survivor of sex trafficking. Delicia is serving a 20-year sentence for offenses committed when she was 15. Her adult trafficker and co-defendant received a lighter sentence for his own participation.

Workers in Amazon’s Bessemer, AL warehouse—where 85% of workers are Black—fought hard to organize and form the first union at an Amazon warehouse in the U.S, but their efforts were thwarted by Jeff Bezos’ anti-union scare tactics, intimidation, and bullying. This union-busting by Amazon is just one example of why we must pass the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act, which will reverse the trend of billionaires and bosses successfully stopping workers from organizing and collectively bargaining. Under current law, there are no penalties for companies who violate workers’ right to organize. The PRO Act will ensure that every worker has a free and fair chance to join a union by adopting real penalties for employers like Amazon who intentionally sabotage union organizing efforts, and protecting workers’ right to strike and engage in other forms of collective action. Senators, please pass the PRO Act.

Increasing funding for school would allow for more stable educational opportunities, bettering the future for millions of students.