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  • Cut down the lynching tree!
    To the City of Brooksville and Hernando County Officials, We, the undersigned, respectfully ask that the lynching tree located in downtown Brooksville be removed from its current public location. The history connected to this tree represents a painful and tragic part of our community’s past. Lynching was an act of racial violence that caused suffering and loss of life, and we believe that a tree connected to this history should not continue to stand as a prominent feature in the center of our downtown. We understand that history should not be erased. However, remembering history does not require keeping a painful symbol in the same public location where it has stood for generations. Instead, we believe Brooksville can create a more meaningful way to remember those who were affected by racial violence. We ask that the tree be removed respectfully and that the community consider replacing it with a memorial, historical marker, or educational display that tells the truth about Brooksville’s history and honors the people who suffered and lost their lives. Removing the tree would not mean forgetting the past. It would mean choosing a form of remembrance that educates the community while helping create a public space where everyone can feel respected and welcome. We respectfully ask city and county officials to listen to the concerns of the community and consider removing the lynching tree from downtown Brooksville. Sincerely, The undersigned members of the Brooksville community
    11 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Travis Hewitt
  • Investigate AI corporations NOW — protect humanity from runaway AI tech!
    We urge you to investigate and hold hearings on AI safety. AI tech is extraordinarily powerful and dangerous. Recent incidents involving the biggest AI companies' tech used for hacking - such as the OpenAI-Hugging Face hack - and potential biological weapons development research by foreign governments show just how serious and threatening runaway AI tech is right now.
    10 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Demand Progress
  • Tell Congress: Block the U.S.-Saudi Nuclear Deal
    The proposed U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement is unprecedented, dangerous, and likely to fuel a new global arms race in the Middle East and beyond. I urge you to use your authority to stop this reckless deal quickly, before the review period expires.
    10 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War
  • Hold the Israeli Government Accountable for West Bank Violence
    I urge you to support the Senate resolution to report on the Israeli government’s human rights practices under Section 502B(c) of the Foreign Assistance Act.
    8 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War
  • Inhumane policies affecting real people are not games!
    Stop Gamifying Deportation and Dehumanizing Immigrants on WhiteHouse.gov To: The White House and the Executive Office of the President We call on the White House to remove or substantially revise the immigration-themed games currently published in the official White House Arcade and to conduct a public review of the Arcade’s content standards. The issue is not whether Americans agree or disagree about immigration policy, border security, or deportation. Americans can hold strongly different views on those questions. The issue is how the government of the United States chooses to portray human beings. At: https://www.whitehouse.gov/arcade/ The official White House website currently offers an arcade game titled “Build the Wall.” The White House describes it with the words: “Protect the border from the coming horde.” Inside the game, the player is presented with the phrase: “ZOMBIE BORDER SIEGE.” Another game, “Rio Run,” turns border enforcement into an arcade-style activity centered on apprehension and deportation. These are not simply neutral explanations of federal policy. Words such as “horde,” zombie-invasion imagery, and the transformation of deportation into entertainment risk portraying immigrants as an anonymous threat rather than as human beings. Immigration enforcement involves real people, families, legal proceedings, asylum claims, detention, removal, and consequences that can permanently alter lives. Whatever our politics, official government communications should not dehumanize groups of people or turn serious governmental actions against human beings into amusement. We therefore call on the White House to: 1. Remove or substantially revise “Build the Wall” and “Rio Run” so that immigration policy is not presented through dehumanizing imagery or language. 2. Review all content in the White House Arcade for messaging that stereotypes, dehumanizes, or trivializes the treatment of groups of people. 3. Establish and publish standards for games and other entertainment appearing on official White House digital platforms so that government communications uphold basic human dignity. 4. Explain publicly how the current Arcade content was reviewed and approved for publication on WhiteHouse.gov. This petition is not asking Americans to adopt one political position on immigration. It asks for something much more basic: The government of the United States should debate and enforce policy without portraying human beings as hordes, zombies, targets, or points in a game. Please sign and share this petition, visit the White House Arcade yourself, and examine the content firsthand: https://www.whitehouse.gov/arcade/
    2 of 100 Signatures
    Created by William O'Donnell
  • Amendment to Public Notice for Conditional Use Permit
    We, the undersigned, ask Juab County to amend its public notification requirements for Conditional Use Permits. Property owners within 1,000 feet of a proposed Conditional Use Permit should receive direct mailed notice before the public hearing. Posting a hearing online, in a newspaper, or on the Utah Public Notice Website does not ensure that the people living closest to a proposed use actually know about it. If a proposed Conditional Use Permit may directly affect neighboring property owners, those property owners deserve direct notice and a meaningful opportunity to participate before a decision is made. We ask the Juab County Planning Commission and County Commission to amend the Land Use Code to require mailed notification to property owners within 1,000 feet of all proposed Conditional Use Permits
    355 of 400 Signatures
    Created by Tiffinie Mcafee
  • KEEP AI OUT OF SCHOOL
    Hi,  As a student and environmental ally, I find it extremely hypocritical and, frankly, disrespectful that while students are banned from using Artificial Intellegence in any and all classes (for good reason), admin and teachers whom are meant to be setting an example are using AI to promote school events, class houses, and more. Many teachers throughout our school also include AI "art" in their classrooms. I think that if we, as a school, are meant to be influenced to use less AI and instead do our own art, our own essays, and our own math, that the adults in the building should be encouraging this and not be using AI either- in any form or fashion. I find it especially strange because this school has always been an advocate about the fact that our generation is the future of the world- however, with the use of AI, that future could be stolen from us. AI uses gallons of fresh, clean water and normally takes this water from small communities and already struggling areas. This over usage of fresh water also impacts the environment- for reference, please go look at UNEP and MIT news- both of their takes on the impact of AI show how truly awful it is setting up the future for us. By repeatedly using it for school, admin is showing that they aren't truly putting us first and are instead taking the cheapest route around an issue. As a student, that hurts to see. Thank you, ERA students
    23 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Rowan Kunkel
  • Deflock London Ohio
    Stop the use of Flock cameras in the town of London, Ohio.
    17 of 100 Signatures
    Created by justin pertuset
  • Alter the first amendment to protect our children
     The recent ruling regarding the possession of AI-generated child pornography is morally wrong. The principles of the First Amendment protect moral rights. It was never the intention of the Constitution to allow for experimental deviance. No parent is able to maintain complete control over their child's image. We are no longer able to prevent our children from being victimized, even when they are safe in our care. If even one child is victimized, that is reason enough to act. To leave our nation's children in this state of vulnerability is morally reprehensible.Thomas Jefferson said " The chief purpose of government is to protect life." If the United States is not willing to protect its own children, it is no longer a government at all. It is a facade that is not worthy of obedience. If the government of the United States requires acts of citizenship, we require acts of government. We require laws that protect the natural order—that order being, most fundamentally, the protection of children. Anything less is tyranny.  We require that the First Amendment be altered to protect the images of children. Freedom of speech cannot extend to minors whose consent cannot be given for the use of their image.We demand that the First Amendment be amended to protect minors' images. Liberty encompasses not just freedom of action, but an environment that perpetuates the proper enjoyment of freedom—including freedom of the mind. It is heinous to leave children in a position where their parents cannot protect them. Freedom of speech and the press must never be equated with the generation of child abuse.We require that closed AI software be trained to recognize the images of children and reject their use for image generation.  There is no gain of enough value to prevent this ratification.  The House of Representatives has the ability to propose a constitutional amendment. We, the people, demand action. If our forefathers were willing to go to war for representation, what will we, their progeny, do to protect our children? For the continuation of your own position, we exhort you to action.
    25 of 100 Signatures
    Created by KATE JACOBS
  • Demand Answers Over West Bank Violence. Hold the Israeli Government Accountable.
    While the Israeli government has allowed settler violence to rapidly expand, or worse, contributed to the displacement of Palestinian families, the U.S. government has helped bankroll violence that harms U.S. citizens. I urge you to pass a resolution demanding answers over West Bank violence and holding the Israeli government accountable.
    16 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War
  • URGENT RESPONSE FOR ACCOUNTABILITY, INVESTIGATION, AND PREVENTATIVE ACTION FROM THE SDMA
    Dear Members of the School Board and District Administration, I am writing as an active and deeply concerned middle school parent and community member regarding the devastating loss of seventh-grade student Jordyn Irwin. The grief felt across our community is profound, and this tragedy demands both immediate institutional accountability and comprehensive reform within our schools. My own daughter suffers from mental illnesses, has been bullied in the School District of Menomonie Area, and was homeschooled for most of the last school year as a direct result of these continuous issues. She has since returned to public school, and I now fear for her mental health and safety while in the care of Menomonie Middle School. To make matters worse, there have been multiple claims and allegations of bullying by both students and staff dating back 10+ years. This is absolutely disgusting, abhorrent, and uncalled for. What happens within the walls of your elementary, middle and high schools lives on within the minds that you're supposed to be molding to create a better future. Our schools must be safe environments where every student is protected from persistent harassment and where mental health crises are identified and addressed proactively.  In light of this profound loss, I urge the district to immediately take the following actions: • Conduct a Full, Independent Investigation: Initiate a comprehensive, impartial investigation into the circumstances, complaints, and timeline leading up to Jordyn’s death. This must include an unsparing examination of any documented bullying, reports made by students or parents, and the administrative responses to those reports. • Cooperation with Law Enforcement: Ensure that all findings, digital evidence, witness statements, and records of harassment are fully shared with the Menomonie Police Department and the Dunn County Sheriff’s Office so appropriate authorities can evaluate any criminal culpability or actionable offenses under Wisconsin law. • Mandatory, Evidence-Based Training: Implement immediate, district-wide training for all instructional staff, administrators, and support personnel focused on recognizing severe bullying, identifying adolescent mental health crises, and executing evidence-based suicide prevention protocols. • Student Safety and Anti-Bullying Education: Reinforce student-facing assemblies, clear reporting mechanisms with real protections against retaliation, and robust intervention procedures that ensure repeated bullying behaviors face immediate, enforceable consequences. The standard response to loss cannot be silence or passive condolences. Our students and families need transparency, decisive leadership, and tangible commitments to ensure no other child endures this reality. A link on the school district website is no longer a sufficient and acceptable response. I request a public acknowledgment of the concrete steps the district is undertaking to investigate these events and modernize its prevention protocols. Thank you for your time, attention, and service to our community during this critical moment.
    530 of 600 Signatures
    Created by Cat Scott
  • Deflock Embry Riddle
    Embry Riddle needs to remove the Flock cameras on campus, after installing them without informing the student body. Flock has a history of abuse of their services and privacy concerns, and they have no place on this campus.
    132 of 200 Signatures
    Created by James Bridgeland