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  • Pass a statewide data center moratorium for Michigan now!
    Michigan has seen a surge in data center proposals, with 26 sites proposed in just a year and a half. And as these data centers threaten clear water and affordable energy for everyday people, corporations continue to try to ram through construction so they can profit at our expense.  Michigan legislators in both the House and Senate have introduced legislation that would pause data center development until April 1, 2027, giving communities enough time to make sure the laws and regulations in place are sufficient to address concerns.  The protection of our environment, families, and future generations should not depend on what zip code you live in. Demand the passage of a statewide moratorium now!
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  • NEW PETITION : Protect our Sacred Spaces- No Road at Wahikuli Gulch/Canoe Beach/KGE Homes
    We, the residents of Ka’anapali, Lahaina come together with heavy hearts to strongly oppose locating the bypass highway connector road at Wahikuli Gulch, Canoe Beach (Hanakao‘o Park), KGE/Ka‘anapali Hillside Communities. This area is not just land—it is one of the dynamic pulses of our community. Placing an on/off ramp here would cause irreparable harm to places we cherish deeply. We urge you to choose one of the already paved, shovel-ready alternatives that currently exist and would save money while protecting what matters most. Why this location is wholly inappropriate: •  Canoe Beach (Hanaka'o‘o Park) is a vibrant, active gathering place for our families and a cornerstone of Native Hawaiian culture. Generations of local families come here regularly for outrigger canoe racing practice and competitions (3 Canoe Clubs are based here); Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association’s 2025 Annual State Championship Regatta was held at Hanakaʻōʻō Beach Park.  It is where children learn the ways of their ancestors, where ‘Ohana celebrate life’s milestones, and where the deep spiritual connection between our people and the ocean is kept alive. Turning this sacred space into a highway on/off ramp would create chaos, congestion and disruption to local families and affect the important preservation of our deeply felt Hawaiian cultural traditions. •  Hanakao‘o Cemetery lies right beside the beach. This historic resting place, with graves over 167 years old, honors the early Asian and Filipino immigrants who labored on Maui’s sugar and pineapple plantations. It stands as a quiet testament to their sacrifices and our island’s multicultural heritage. We cannot allow construction noise, dust, and traffic from an off/on connector road to disturb these hallowed grounds. • Our quiet KGE/Ka‘anapali Hillside neighborhoods would suffer daily from increased air and noise pollution, plus disruptive “sky glow” from new highway lighting; from a connector road proposed to be located within 1,000 feet of Lanikeha Homeowner's residences.  All ten of these communities are proudly designated “Dark Sky” communities. We have worked hard to preserve our ability to see the stars—something that nourishes our spirits and defines the special character of Hawaii, as it reflects the Native Hawaiian tradition of honoring, looking and navigating the celestial stars in our skies, aka Polynesian Wayfinding... A major road so close would destroy that peace forever. • The endangered Pueo (Hawaiian short-eared owl) makes its home in Wahikuli Gulch. This endemic subspecies is already imperiled. Construction and ongoing traffic would threaten its habitat with noise pollution, air pollution, and light sky glow pollution that disrupts its natural hunting and nesting cycles. We have a responsibility to protect this unique native species for future generations. • The proposed Regional Park for Lahaina families would also be affected, as the proposed connector road would run right next to it . This open space was part of KLM’s “Ka‘anapali 2020” plan and later revisions—intended to remain open, green and accessible for our community to heal, play, and reconnect after the fires. Better, more economical alternatives already exist: • BEST OPTION is Old Stuart Road (north of the Lahaina Fire Station): This paved road, near NO homes, already extends halfway up toward the proposed bypass. Extending it straight to Highway 30 and up to the bypass is straightforward and cost-effective. • Leiali‘i Parkway (right of the Lahaina Post Office): This four-lane road (with only two lanes currently used) already has a signal at Highway 30 and a landscaped median. It is clearly designed for highway access and also extends halfway to the bypass; this is near the Hawaiian Homeland homes community so NOT the best option compared to the one above. Both options are largely paved and “shovel-ready.” Choosing either would save significant taxpayer dollars and precious resources while respecting our community’s values.      We respectfully but urgently ask you to move the proposed connector road to one of these noted alternatives. Please listen to the voices of the families, cultural practitioners, environmental stewards, and residents who call this area home. Our natural resources, historical sites, cultural treasures, and quality of life must be protected—not sacrificed.      Together, we can build a bypass that serves Lahaina’s future while honoring our past and preserving the places that make West Maui so special. Our children, our elders, and the spirit of this land deserve nothing less. Mahalo for your careful consideration and for standing with our community!
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    Created by Nita Causey
  • We Demand a National Referendum on Zimbabwe’s CAB 3 Constitutional Amendment
    SPECIFIC ACTIONS REQUESTED FROM SADC AND THE AFRICAN UNION Recognizing the importance of regional peace, democratic governance, and constitutional legitimacy, we respectfully request SADC and the African Union to take the following concrete actions: 1. Appoint a SADC/AU Fact-Finding Mission on CAB 3 We request the SADC and the African Union send an independent fact-finding mission to Zimbabwe to • Assess whether citizens were adequately consulted during the constitutional amendment process. • Receive submissions from citizens, civil society, political parties, and other stakeholders. • Prepare and publish a public report with findings and recommendations. 2. Facilitate an Inclusive National Dialogue We request SADC and the African Union to facilitate a structured national dialogue involving: • Government representatives. • Opposition parties. • Civil society organizations. • Traditional leaders. • Youth and women's representatives. • Constitutional experts. The purpose should be to address concerns surrounding CAB 3 and rebuild public confidence in national institutions. 3. Recommend a Public Legitimacy Process We request the SADC and the African Union to recommend that the government of Zimbabwe establish a mechanism for citizens to directly express their position on CAB 3, including consideration of a national referendum or another constitutionally recognized public consultation process. 4. Establish a Regional Monitoring Mechanism We request the SADC and the African Union to create a monitoring framework that tracks the following: • Protection of civic participation. • Respect for freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. • Engagement between government and citizens. • Progress on resolving concerns raised by stakeholders. To the Government of Zimbabwe and Parliament We respectfully demand: 1. A National Referendum on CAB 3 Allow Zimbabwean citizens to directly decide whether they accept or reject the constitutional changes introduced by CAB 3 through a free, fair, and transparent referendum. 2. Repeal CAB 3 if Rejected by the People Respect the outcome of the referendum and restore the previous constitutional provisions if citizens reject the amendment. 3. Meaningful Public Consultation Ensure that future constitutional changes are guided by genuine citizen participation, transparency, and accountability. 4. Restore Public Confidence Strengthen trust in national institutions by protecting democratic principles, independent oversight, and the voice of citizens. A constitution belongs to the people. The people must have the final say. 6. Request a Formal Response from the Government of Zimbabwe We request the SADC and the African Union to formally engage the government of Zimbabwe and request a written response addressing the following: • How citizens' concerns regarding CAB 3 will be addressed. • What steps will be taken to restore public confidence? • How constitutional legitimacy will be strengthened. 6. Include the Matter on the Regional Agenda We request that concerns regarding constitutional governance and citizen participation in Zimbabwe receive formal consideration within appropriate SADC and AU structures. OUR REQUEST We are not requesting external interference in Zimbabwe’s sovereignty. We are requesting regional support for democratic principles, peaceful dialogue, and a process that ensures Zimbabwe’s constitutional future reflects the confidence and participation of its people.
    63 of 100 Signatures
    Created by James Vashiri
  • Uphold the Will of the People & Protect Our Election!
    During his second term, Trump has taken unprecedented action to seize control over our elections.  But the president doesn’t have a say over our election processes. State election officials do.  Secretaries of state are the elected officials who stand between the will of the people being upheld and self-serving politicians overriding us to control the outcome. Demand secretaries of states do everything they can to uphold the will of the people.
    14,091 of 15,000 Signatures
  • Reform Utah child support for Equitable co-parenting.
    Petition to Reform Utah Child Support Calculations for Equitable Co-Parenting To: The Utah State Legislature and the Office of Recovery Services (ORS) The Purpose Utah’s current child support guidelines (Utah Code § 78B-12) are outdated and pit parents against one another. By calculating support based on fluctuating post-divorce incomes rather than the actual, fixed cost of raising a child, the system penalizes career growth for both parents, devalues historical caregiving, and fuels ongoing legal battles. We, the undersigned citizens and parents of Utah—both mothers and fathers, primary caregivers and primary breadwinners alike—petition for immediate legislative reform. We call for a fair, predictable child support framework that supports healthy, cooperative 50/50 co-parenting and allows both parents to financially recover and thrive. The Core Issues: Why the Current System Fails Both Parents • It Devalues the Caregiver: The law ignores a stay-at-home parent’s years of 24/7 caregiving contributions prior to divorce, treating domestic labor as having zero financial weight. • It Punishes Hands-On Parenting: The state routinely imputes high historical incomes to parents, forcing them to choose between working excessive hours to meet artificial support demands or scaling back to part-time work to physically care for their children during 50% custody weeks. • It Penalizes Professional Growth: Scaling child support upward based on post-divorce promotions turns support into a career penalty. It discourages both parents from increasing their earnings, as any financial success simply triggers a return to court. The Proposed Reform: Baseline Child Cost of Living Allocation We propose replacing the current income-driven model with a fixed, predictable cost-of-living standard adjusted strictly by physical parenting time. This ensures both parents have financial predictability and can build their careers without fear of litigation. A. The Baseline Child Cost of Living • Base Cost (First Child): Established at a flat $28,000 per year. • Incremental Cost (Additional Children): Increases by 20% of the base cost ($5,600/year) per additional child. • Parental Division: The total cost of living is split equally (50/50) between both parents as the starting baseline responsibility. Example (Two Children): • Total Annual Cost: $28,000 (First Child) + $5,600 (Second Child) = $33,600 • Per-Parent Responsibility (50/50 Split): $16,800/year ($1,400/month) B. Custody-Based Adjustments (Disparity Mitigation) In cases where physical custody is unequal, the parent with less custody time compensates the parent with more custody time based strictly on the percentage deviation from a 50/50 split. Example (70/30 Custody Split for Two Children): • Custody Deviation: 70% custody vs. 50% baseline = 20% deviation. • Annual Adjustment: 20% of the individual parent's responsibility ($16,800) = $3,360/year. • Monthly Obligation: $280/month paid to the parent with 70% custody. C. Mutual Safeguards for Both Parents • The 50/50 Peace Standard: In true 50/50 physical custody arrangements, if both parents independently provide for the children during their respective weeks and either parent's independent income meets or exceeds the pre-divorce baseline, zero child support is awarded. Neither parent owes the other, ending financial dependency. • No Career Penalties: Support is capped at the pre-divorce baseline. It does not fluctuate or increase with post-divorce promotions, allowing both parents to keep the fruits of their hard work. Why This Reform is Mutually Beneficial • A Win-Win for Co-Parenting: Removing income scaling eliminates the primary financial incentive for hostile custody battles. Parents no longer have to fight over custody percentages to gain a financial advantage or avoid financial ruin. • Valuing Past and Present Contributions: It legally honors the historic caregiver’s non-monetary contributions while protecting the historic breadwinner from endless, crushing financial recalculations. • Lifting the Mental Health Burden: Chronic litigation and financial instability tear families apart and fuel severe mental health crises, including elevated suicide rates  among divorced parents. Clear, fixed guidelines restore peace of mind. • Puts Children First: Refocuses child support strictly on meeting a child's actual, real-world needs consistently across both households, rather than redistributing parental wealth. Sign the Petition By signing below, you request that the Utah Legislature amend Utah Code § 78B-12 to reflect these shared principles of equity, self-sufficiency, and parental dignity for both mothers and fathers. Date | Printed Name | Signature | Utah City/Zip | Email / Contact |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  Find and contact your representative to support this change: Utah Legislative District Finder
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    Created by Bryan Ontiveros
  • Tell the CDC: Restore tracking of cyclospora and other foodborne illnesses!
    A nationwide outbreak of cyclosporiasis—an intestinal illness caused by the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis—is spreading across at least 34 states. The infection causes frequent and sometimes explosive diarrhea that can last for weeks. As of mid-July, states like Michigan have reported thousands of cases, compared to just 249 confirmed nationwide by this time last year. This surge is happening right as our ability to track the parasite has been gutted. Last year, the Trump administration made surveillance of cyclospora optional through FoodNet, a partnership between the CDC, the USDA, the FDA, and state health departments that had mandated tracking of the parasite since 1997. Tell the CDC and the Trump administration: Restore mandatory tracking of cyclospora and other foodborne illnesses now!
    685 of 800 Signatures
  • Fully Fund Rural Hospitals in Michigan!
    Congress passed legislation to distribute $10 billion to rural hospitals in every state—but Michigan’s rural hospitals aren’t getting full access to the funds. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is changing the definition of a rural hospital, leading other hospitals to apply for grants and causing concern among rural communities and healthcare providers.  Rural hospitals provide lifesaving care for communities—often acting as the closest emergency center for miles, providing preventative care that can’t be easily accessed elsewhere, and helping aging populations manage chronic conditions.  Michigan lawmakers should listen to the concerns of healthcare workers and ensure that rural hospitals are FULLY funded! Sign the petition now.
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  • No Troops at the Polls
    It is illegal for a president to deploy armed military or federal agents to polling sites, but that hasn’t stopped President Trump from threatening to use armed agents at voting locations. Congress must act urgently to protect our elections from potential interference by passing the Protect Our Polls Act.
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    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Keep Utility Costs Down for Michiganders!
    Michigan lawmakers have introduced legislation aimed at lowering utility costs and protecting everyday consumers—adding to the existing Ratepayer Bill of Rights, which Democrats are fighting to make law. These newly introduced bills would include reasonable limits on what utility companies can earn, keeping costs down while allowing utilities to maintain necessary infrastructure and investments. They would also bar utility companies from charging Michiganders for costs like political contributions and advertising.  Utility companies should work for us, not the other way around. Sign the petition now demanding that Michigan lawmakers pass the Ratepayer Bill of Rights! >> 
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  • Safe Recovery Starts with Higher Standards
    Dear Governor Gavin Newsom,  Please support legislation to improve the regulation of sober living homes across California. Recovery homes can be safe places for people to live while building healthy lives after addiction, but there are also countless homes operating without oversight or accountability, leaving recovering Californians vulnerable to dangerous living conditions, abuse, or predatory business practices. We as residents moving into sober living are doing everything we can to learn how to live life clean and should not have to worry about whether our sober living cares about us or their profit. Please help ensure that every sober living home in California is state licensed and regularly inspected, and that all house managers receive comprehensive, standardized training around ethics, recovery, crisis intervention, and resident safety. Stronger regulations across the board will hold bad operators accountable, prevent fraud and abuse against vulnerable residents, and improve recovery homes throughout the state. Living in recovery is challenging enough without adding uncertainty about the sober living you're placing your trust in to the equation. By improving regulation and accountability, California can ensure every person has access to safe, ethical recovery housing where they have the opportunity to reach sustained recovery. Thank you for your time and consideration. 
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    Created by Jackie Richardson Picture
  • Remove Flock Safety Cameras from Greer, SC
    We are calling on the Greer City Council to take action by removing all Flock Safety automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras owned or operated by the City of Greer and ending the city's participation in the Flock Safety network. Specifically, we ask the City to: - Remove all Flock Safety cameras from public streets and intersections within Greer. - Terminate any contracts or agreements with Flock Safety when legally possible. - Stop collecting and storing the travel data of law-abiding citizens through this system. - Increase transparency by publicly disclosing how surveillance technology is used, who has access to it, and how misuse is investigated. - Hold public hearings before approving or expanding any future surveillance technology so residents have a voice in decisions that affect their privacy. Recent reports that two Greer police officers were terminated for allegedly abusing the Flock camera system have raised legitimate concerns about oversight and public trust. Regardless of the intended purpose of these cameras, this incident demonstrates why strong accountability is essential whenever government has access to technology capable of tracking people's movements. We believe Greer can support law enforcement while also protecting the privacy and civil liberties of its residents. We urge city leaders to act in the best interest of the community by removing this surveillance system and restoring public trust.
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    Created by karson Ely
  • Justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo
    On July 7, 2026, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was shot and killed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).   ICE agents have claimed that Lorenzo “weaponized” his vehicle, but eyewitness accounts contradict those reports. And the Trump administration has shown time and again that they will lie, spread misinformation, and retaliate in order to evade accountability for ICE’s violence and unlawfulness.    We are joining the family, advocates, community groups, and people across the country demanding a full and transparent investigation, including the release of all evidence in Lorenzo’s killing immediately.
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    Created by MoveOn