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  • Keep Data Centers Out of Ohio! Pass a Moratorium Now!
    Ohio is all in on the data center boom. As of December 2025, Ohio had 217 data centers, making it the fifth in the nation. And more are being planned.  While most of the data centers are in central Ohio, they’re expanding with many being constructed in Cleveland, Cincinnati, and other, rural areas of the state like Lima.  Our communities need safe air, drinking water, and lower electricity costs, not data centers. Tell the Ohio legislature: Pass a data center moratorium now! Thanks to massive state tax breaks, data centers cost the state nearly $2 billion in 2025 and $1.6 billion in 2026. Local tax breaks added another $166.8 million in lost revenue. That money could have gone to investments in healthcare, education, and other social safety net programs. Ohio literally cannot afford more data centers that give sweetheart tax deals to tech companies like Meta, Amazon Web Services, and Google to get richer, while our communities deal with the fallout. The Ohio Legislature must pass a data center moratorium now!
    1,348 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by MoveOn
  • Petition to Improve Pediatric Healthcare Access for Prattville Families
    Petition to Bring Specialized Pediatric Healthcare Closer to Prattville, Alabama We, the undersigned residents of Prattville, Autauga County, Elmore County, and surrounding communities, respectfully ask our local and state leaders, along with healthcare organizations, to prioritize expanding access to specialized pediatric healthcare in our region. Today, families in Prattville who need specialized pediatric emergency care often have no choice but to travel approximately 90 minutes to Birmingham to receive treatment at Children's of Alabama. While Montgomery has Baptist East Hospital, it is a general hospital serving patients of all ages and is not a dedicated children's hospital with the full range of pediatric specialists and services that many children require. When a child is seriously ill or injured, every minute matters. Long travel times create unnecessary stress for families, delay access to specialized treatment, and place an additional burden on parents during some of the most frightening moments of their lives. Prattville and the surrounding communities continue to experience significant growth, and our healthcare infrastructure should grow with us. Families deserve timely access to high-quality pediatric emergency and specialty care closer to home. We respectfully ask our leaders to: • Work with Children's of Alabama and other healthcare providers to explore expanding pediatric services closer to Prattville. • Study the need for a dedicated pediatric emergency department, children's hospital campus, or comprehensive pediatric specialty center serving the Prattville region. • Pursue state funding, grants, and public-private partnerships that would make expanded pediatric healthcare possible. • Make improved access to pediatric healthcare a priority for the rapidly growing families of Central Alabama. This petition is not about replacing existing hospitals. It is about ensuring that children have faster access to specialized care when they need it most. Our children deserve better. Our families deserve better. Our community deserves better. By signing below, we ask our elected officials and healthcare leaders to take meaningful action to improve pediatric healthcare access for the families of Prattville and surrounding communities.
    31 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Erin Burch
  • Remove Vaccine Misinformation from the CDC Website!
    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has rewritten its own guidance on autism and vaccines, replacing decades of science-backed reassurance with FALSE and misleading claims.  These aren’t minor edits. The changes are a reversal of settled science, and it’s further eroding public trust in the agency responsible for protecting our health. Tell the Acting CDC Director to restore accurate, evidence-based information to the CDC’s website now!
    453 of 500 Signatures
  • Reject the massive increases in Pentagon spending and protect human needs
    I urge you to vote against any authorizations, appropriations, or reconciliation bills that advance Trump’s $1.5 trillion war budget. Congress must reject all attempts to fund Pentagon increases — especially when those are paid for through cuts to programs that meet human needs.
    14 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Arrest and charge the officer who shot and killed Corey Ruiz
    Corey Ruiz was executed, in broad daylight, by a police officer in Madison, Wisconsin.  The bystander video footage that was leaked was damning. The moments leading up to Corey’s murder are chaotic and quick—but we can trust what we see with our eyes. And what we see is a police officer, shooting Corey three times in the head at close range, after he was tased and on the ground.  Yes, there was a knife. But simply presence of a knife during an arrest does not give police officers permission to shoot and kill someone who is being held on the ground by four officers. The police are not meant to be judges and juries, carrying out death sentences in the middle of the street. But far too often, police get away with murder in America. Our communities are less safe when police shoot and kill first, and ask questions later. When they escalate violence instead of de-escalate. When they fail to respond in ways that prioritize public safety.  The police officer responsible for Corey’s murder must be arrested and charged. Add your name to the petition. 
    580 of 600 Signatures
    Created by MoveOn
  • Demand the Senate Investigate the FDA over food recalls!
    We’re dealing with a public health emergency.  The catastrophic outbreak of cyclosporiasis—an intestinal parasite that can cause frequent, and explosive, diarrhea. Recalls of millions of cartons of eggs due to potential salmonella and a recall of raw bacon due to lack of proper inspection. Enough is enough. The Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee oversees the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and it’s time for answers. The Senate HELP Committee must subpoena FDA Director Kyle Diamantas, and the Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and make them answer for the failures of the FDA in preventing these cases. 
    792 of 800 Signatures
    Created by MoveOn
  • CHANGE UNIFORM POLICY!
    On  behalf of many students to respectfully request that the new jacket color policy be reconsidered. We understand that uniform policies are meant to create a professional learning environment and promote school unity. However, limiting jackets to only black, white, and orange has created concerns for many students and families. Many students already own jackets in other solid colors that meet the school’s dress code and are appropriate for school.
    201 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Britney Calloway
  • It’s Time to Slash the Pentagon Budget
    While families across the country struggle with rising costs, approving $1.5 trillion in taxpayer dollars for the Pentagon is unjustifiable. I urge you to cosponsor and pass the Slash the Pentagon Act and cut Trump’s proposed Pentagon budget topline in half.
    12 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Keep Transphobia out of the WNBA!
    Discrimination and hate have no place in women’s basketball, period.  Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham recently made remarks saying that it was “commonsense” to bar transgender athletes from women’s and girls sports—and then doubled down when asked again. These comments have energized  far right extremists and the Trump administration, which has amplified the comments, sending a barrage of harassment and hate directed to trans athletes and fans.  It is the responsibility of the WNBA to ensure a positive and safe environment for players and fans. Cunningham’s remarks—and how they are being weaponized by people in power—not only signals that LGBTQ+ communities are not welcome, it puts them in danger of harassment and even violence .    Sign the petition calling on the WNBA and WNBA Commissioner Cathy Englebert to issue a statement condemning transphobia.
    428 of 500 Signatures
    Created by MoveOn
  • Fire Violent ICE Agent David Brouillette—and Charge Him!
    Johan Sebastián was a 25-year-old father driving near his home in Biddeford, Maine, when ICE agents shot and killed him earlier this month. A neighbor watched Johan's wife collapse to her knees over his body. Their 3-year-old daughter stood beside her, crying, wearing a little pink backpack. The agent who pulled the trigger, David Brouillette, should never have been carrying a badge and a gun. Multiple relatives have confirmed he has a long history of violent behavior—including a voicemail in which he told a woman that someone should slit her throat. He also mocked an ex-wife for seeking a restraining order and suggested she and other women in her family should die. ICE is abusive, violent, and leaves all of us less safe. Tell DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin: Fire David Brouillette now and charge him.
    30,038 of 35,000 Signatures
  • Preserve and Release All Footage Connected to Corey Ruiz's Killing
    Corey Ruiz was shot, multiple times, at close range by police officers in Madison, Wisconsin. Police have their story, but the limited footage released tells another. Corey’s family and their legal team are calling on authorities to “preserve and publicly release all footage of the encounter, including squad-car and bystander video, and to examine whether the use of deadly force was justified while Ruiz was on the ground.” And so are we. 
    571 of 600 Signatures
  • Put Human Dignity and Democracy at the Center of Artificial Intelligence
    Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of the infrastructure of everyday life. It is shaping how people work, learn, communicate, receive health care, obtain credit, encounter news, and participate in democracy. Decisions now being made by a relatively small number of corporations will affect the rights, opportunities, livelihoods, and security of billions of people. We therefore call on the leaders of major AI companies to place human dignity, the common good, democratic accountability, and social justice at the center of AI development and deployment—not as public-relations language, but as binding principles reflected in product design, corporate governance, business partnerships, and long-term strategy. AI systems are not neutral. They embody choices about whose interests are prioritized, whose risks are tolerated, and who gains or loses power. Innovation that is not accountable to the public can deepen inequality, weaken worker protections, erode privacy, normalize surveillance, manipulate human behavior, and place decisions of great consequence beyond meaningful democratic control. We urge AI executives to adopt the following commitments: ·    Protect human dignity and autonomy. Do not design systems that reduce people to data points, exploit cognitive vulnerabilities, manipulate users, or make consequential decisions without meaningful human review, explanation, and appeal. ·    Respect workers and share the benefits of innovation. Assess how AI affects jobs, wages, bargaining power, workplace surveillance, and algorithmic management. Give workers a meaningful voice in decisions that reshape their employment and provide concrete support for people displaced or harmed by automation. ·    Prevent the concentration of digital power. Expand responsible access for educators, researchers, nonprofit organizations, small businesses, public-interest institutions, and communities that otherwise could be excluded from the benefits of advanced AI. ·    Create genuine public participation and independent oversight. Establish empowered, diverse, and independent ethics and safety bodies; consult affected communities, civil-society organizations, labor representatives, and experts outside the technology industry; and publish the results of credible external audits. ·    Support binding democratic regulation. Publicly endorse a strong federal framework for AI oversight, including an independent national authority with the power to set safety and transparency standards, require audits, investigate harms, oversee high-risk systems, and enforce civil-rights and labor protections. ·    Reject lethal and repressive uses. Prohibit the development or integration of AI for autonomous weapons, unaccountable battlefield targeting, mass repression, or pervasive surveillance, and disclose clear standards governing military, intelligence, and law-enforcement contracts. ·    Broaden the meaning of AI safety. Treat discrimination, inequality, labor displacement, privacy violations, environmental costs, political manipulation, and the erosion of democracy as core safety concerns—not secondary issues. ·    Accept responsibility for harm. Provide accessible processes for challenge, appeal, correction, compensation, and redress when AI systems injure individuals or communities, and be prepared to decline profitable uses that cannot be reconciled with human rights and the public good. The question is not whether AI should be free from all restraint. The question is: free for what, accountable to whom, and governed under whose terms? In a constitutional democracy, limits on concentrated private power are not an attack on freedom; they are often necessary to preserve freedom, dignity, and equal citizenship for everyone. We ask the leaders of the AI industry to make public, measurable, and enforceable commitments to these principles and to work in good faith with democratic institutions, workers, civil society, and affected communities. The future of AI must not be decided by market incentives and technical elites alone. It must be shaped through public accountability and ordered toward the common good.
    60 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Robert Stewart