Let us get on the side of The Chandler Unified School District governing board which also opposes the proposed budget legislation. We urge the Governor and the Arizona legislature to reconsider these proposals, which we strongly believe will be harmful to our education system, students, parents and district staff. We request that our schools be properly funded and we reject any measures that reduce local community control of our schools.

With over 2000 units of market rate housing in the pipeline for the San Francisco's Mission District in and around the Latino Cultural District, we are asking that the planning department do a full impact report for the Calle 24 Latino Cultural District.

House Bill 24 ("stand your ground") needs immediate repeal, because the law is vague and extremely easy for the public to misinterpret. What do you expect when you approach someone and, depending on the other person's perception of the situation, they feel threatened? It encourages armed individuals to confront others, knowing that they could legally use a firearm if they felt "threatened."

3 dogs chained up in all kinds of weather! THEY NEVER are walked or get to go inside.barking through the entire day and night and chew up their shelter everyday .... These poor dogs are covered in dirt and flies .

Please sign this petiton to have 24 Hour Fitness remove the ad that states if women "Got off their FAT ASSES" their men would not cheat on them. Not only is this ad degrading to women,it justifies adultry by stating that if you are over weight ,it is okay for your man to cheat on you. OUTRAGEOUS!

Reverse the decision to limit access to forests back to unlimited access.

Major General Paul Eaton "YouTube is refusing to allow Vote Vets to promote my video explaining Trump's disastrous Project 2025 and what it would mean for the US Military. Veterans and military families must be informed about Trump's intent to completely reform the military and replace them with those who are loyal only to him."

We call on Mayors, City Council Members, and County Supervisors across the U.S. to take immediate action and unmask the threats that Project 2025 will pose to local communities and local government services. We urge our local city and county officials to take the following immediate steps to protect our communities from Project 2025: 1. Establish city and county Project 2025 Emergency Task Forces. 2. Hold public hearings. 3. Document the impacts that Project 2025 would have on local services and local communities. 4. Issue public reports on the dangers posed by Project 2025. 5. Pass public resolutions against Project 2025. 6. Share all information with local communities and media institutions. Project 2025 is a profound threat to communities across the U.S.  That's why our city and county leaders must take action now.

To Whom It May Concern,  I am writing to express my deep concern about Project 2025 and its proposed removal of federal protections for gender and sexual identity. This policy would disproportionately harm LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly Black and Brown communities, by increasing discrimination, unemployment, and homelessness. As someone committed to social justice, I urge you to take action to protect these vulnerable populations. Here’s what needs to happen: 1. Publicly oppose Project 2025 and advocate for maintaining federal protections for gender and sexual identity. 2. Support or propose state-level protections to safeguard LGBTQ+ rights if federal protections are threatened. 3. Collaborate with advocacy organizations, such as the HRC and ACLU, to amplify community concerns and develop actionable solutions. “Equality means more than passing laws. The struggle is really won in the hearts and minds of the community.” — Barbara Gittings The LGBTQ+ community cannot afford to lose critical protections. I urge you to use your platform and influence to ensure that equality, dignity, and safety are preserved for all individuals. Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter. I am happy to provide further information or engage in discussion to address these concerns. Sincerely, Asiya Bowman 267-779-2860 [email protected]

We, the undersigned residents and supporters of Guam, humbly urge the Honorable Members of I Liheslaturan Guåhan to enact Bill No. 78-38 (COR) that aims to establish the Guam Restaurant Meals Program (RMP) in our community. “Approximately 23% of SNAP households in Guam include individuals who are elderly, disabled, or homeless. Because these groups often face barriers to meal preparation (such as lack of facilities or physical limitations), they are likely to experience food insecurity due to limited access to nutritionally adequate and safe foods. Food-insecure people are especially vulnerable to poor nutrition, which is linked with increased risk of diet-related diseases as well as higher healthcare costs. The Restaurant Meals Program is a proven federally funded initiative that addresses food insecurity by allowing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) participants who face barriers to preparing meals at home—specifically the elderly, individuals with disabilities, and homeless individuals—to purchase affordable, healthy meals from authorized restaurants. In 2023 over 3,000 restaurants were participating in the RMP implemented in nine states across the nation (see the compiled image above of a few of the logos used by RMP vendors). By adopting this program, Guam can take a significant step toward reducing hunger and improving the well-being of our most vulnerable populations. Sponsored by Senator Shelly V. Calvo, Bill No. 78-38 (COR), also known as the “Meals for At-risk Households Act of 2025, ” aims to implement the RMP under the SNAP in Guam. The bill proposes amendments to sections of Guam law to enable eligible SNAP participants to purchase prepared meals from authorized restaurants. The program will be locally administered by the Division of Public Welfare within the Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS).”