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Petition to Halt the Proposed MAHANOY TWP. WAREHOUSE PROJECT On The Morea Road.We, the undersigned residents of Mahanoy Township and surrounding communities, respectfully petition township officials, the Schuylkill County Planning Commission, and all relevant authorities to delay, halt, or require further review of the planned 1.5-million-square-foot warehouse along Morea Road. Our Concerns 1. Environmental Impact The project will require extensive land clearing, destruction of local habitat, and long-term loss of green space. During and after construction, truck fleets, machinery, and facility operations will increase both noise and air pollution, reducing overall environmental quality for the region. 2. Harm to Nearby Homes and Families The warehouse will be built within approximately 300 yards of existing houses, placing residents extremely close to ongoing construction, bright industrial lighting, truck traffic, and 24/7 operations. This proximity threatens our peace, safety, property values, and quality of life. 3. Traffic and Safety Concerns Heavy tractor-trailer movement and increased vehicle flow on Morea Road and surrounding streets will strain already-burdened roadways and raise the risk of traffic accidents. 4. Lack of Transparency and Public Notification Although the project was originally approved the residents living next to the future site were never properly informed. No public outreach, mailed notices, or acknowledgment was offered to the homeowners most affected. Residents were not given the opportunity to voice concerns before decisions were made. Our Requests We call for one or more of the following actions: • A halt to the project until a full environmental and community impact study is completed • A public hearing with direct notification to nearby residents before further construction occurs • A reevaluation of the site design, distance from homes, and traffic flow plans • Consideration of alternative locations or mitigation requirements to protect residents Our Community, Our Voices We believe sustainable growth must be balanced with community health, environmental responsibility, and transparency. Decisions that dramatically affect residents should never be made without their knowledge and involvement. By signing this petition, we respectfully request that the Morea Road warehouse project not move forward without proper environmental review, open communication, and protections for the community.279 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Zach Broomell
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Tell Congress: Pass the Remove the Stain ActI urge you to pass the Remove the Stain Act (S.1915 and H.R.3609), which would revoke the Medal of Honor from 19 of the soldiers who perpetrated the Wounded Knee massacre.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Win Without War
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Don't Sell Edgecombe County to Big Tech Polluter Interests!Community residents in the Kingsboro/Bulluck neighborhood and neighboring communities in Tarboro and Rocky Mount, NC are demanding that the Edgecombe County Board of Commissioners vote NO on the sale of county-owned land in Kingsboro Business Park to Energy Storage Solutions for a $19 billion, 900-megawatt data center, citing a lack of clarity about community economic benefits, projected impact on resident energy costs, and concerns for long-term environmental and health risks. The Board of Commissioners meets next on Dec. 1, when they will likely vote to approve the sale. According to a Nov. 5 interview with Data Center Knowledge, Energy Storage Solutions president Dan Shaffer said he expected the 900-megawatt, 300-acre, $19.2 billion project would break ground in early 2026. It would be one of the largest data centers in the Southeast. Shaffer declined to name any investors or vendors involved in the project. Our Demand for the Board of Commissioners: Vote NO on selling the Kingsboro tract to Energy Storage Solutions. Edgecombe County economic development must prioritize its own residents -- not big technology companies, not the exploitative AI infrastructure that helps them grow even bigger -- and focus on protecting our rural community resources and quality of life. Signed, Edgecombe Neighbors for Data Center Accountability135 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Joanna Rutter -
Save Dallas F. Nicholas Sr. Elementary School — Keep Our Community School OpenHelp us protect an inclusive, collaborative, and supportive school that so many children depend on. We urge the Board of Education to keep Dallas F. Nicholas Sr. Elementary School open.43 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mr & Mrs Fenner -
Tell Congress - Don't Let Trump Dismantle the Department of Education!On November 18th, Trump made further moves to dismantle the Department of Education, illegally moving key agencies to other Departments with no approval from Congress. The Dept of Ed plays a key role in providing a quality public education to students in our country who have been historically underserved - low income students, students with disabilities, and students of color. We need to do everything we can to stop the Trump administration from dismantling this department, weakening supports for students, and gutting funding for our public education system.9 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Isaac Grimm -
Increase Security on the University of South Florida Tampa CampusI am a Muslim student attending the University of South Florida. On November 18, 2025, students that were attending a Fajr prayer event held on campus by the Muslim Students Association were needlessly harassed by three men, were spat at, yelled at, called "devil worshippers" and more. My question is, why didn't campus security intervene and stop the situation from escalating? Why hasn't the university put out a statement against such actions taking place? The men were not students, how were they allowed onto the campus? If the administration refuses to address the concerns about rising Islamophobia on campus, such harassment and attacks will become commonplace on campus. I demand that administration take the safety of their muslim students into consideration and increase the security presence on campus. Statement by the USF MSA: https://www.instagram.com/p/DROUvy_jp2N/?igsh=OHh1bTBteXFpcHVt Report by TMJ News Network: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRPw3UfjT78/?igsh=MWExNDExdGwwd3RidA==154 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Naqiyah Rangwala
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Hold Senators Accountable for Voting AGAINST Stopping Trump’s Warmongering in VenezuelaA series of lethal strikes and the amassing of troops and warships in the Caribbean have escalated tensions with Venezuela, inching the United States closer to the brink of war. The fact that military action continues to happen without congressional authorization amounts to alarming executive overreach. That’s why I am incredibly disappointed in your vote against S.J.Res.90, a War Powers Resolution to prevent us from launching another endless war. I urge you to change course and assert your constitutional authority to pull us off the path toward all-out war in Latin America.16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Win Without War
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Justice For Kevin Epps: Drop Charges!For nearly a decade, San Francisco filmmaker and journalist Kevin Epps has lived under the shadow of a prosecution that never should have happened. In 2016, a violent intruder and registered sex offender under the influence of methamphetamine barged unlawfully into Kevin’s home where he lived with his partner and two young children. Fearing for his life and the safety of his family, Kevin defended himself. He shot the intruder, who died from the gunshot wound. He did not flee the scene. He told officers immediately what happened. Prosecutors reviewed the facts and declined to file charges — fully consistent with the right to self-defense and California’s Castle Doctrine, which presumes that a person reasonably feared imminent death or great bodily injury when that person encounters an intruder inside the person’s home. That should have been the end of it. But three years later, the case was suddenly revived, not because of new facts, not because Kevin posed any danger to the public, but because of controversial 3D animations created by a contractor whose work has been discredited in courts across the country. Those same animations have now been ruled inadmissible and thrown out in Kevin’s trial, yet the charges they triggered are still being pursued. Meanwhile, the key witnesses for the prosecution are contradicting statements they made nine years ago! Kevin Epps is not only a father and San Francisco native — he is an award-winning Black filmmaker, director of Straight Outta Hunters Point, journalist and Executive Editor of the San Francisco Bay View newspaper, mentor to young writers and artists, and a well-known community leader. He has spent decades telling the stories of San Francisco’s neighborhoods, uplifting young people, and holding civic institutions accountable. He has lived under threat of prosecution for nine years, and now stands trial, despite acting exactly as the law presumes any reasonable person would. This prosecution does not reflect justice, fairness, or equal protection of the law. It reflects a double standard. Self-defense must apply to everyone — or it means nothing. We call on District Attorney Brooke Jenkins to drop the charges immediately — end this decade-long ordeal and wrongful prosecution!447 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Tobee Vanderwall -
Academic AuditAs nursing students, our shared goal is not only to pass exams but to develop the competence, confidence, and clinical judgment required to care safely for pediatric clients. Recently, many students have expressed ongoing concerns regarding the structure and integrity of our Pediatric Nursing course under Professor Smith. These concerns directly impact our ability to learn effectively and succeed. Students have reported several consistent issues, including misalignment between lecture material, assigned readings, and exam content; limited access to necessary learning resources; unclear expectations regarding course requirements; and inconsistent grading practices without adequate feedback. These challenges make it difficult for students to meet learning outcomes despite significant effort and dedication. In response to these concerns, multiple students have expressed interest in requesting a formal academic audit of the course. An academic audit is not a personal complaint against any instructor. Instead, it is a standard, professional review conducted to ensure that a course meets Broward College’s academic expectations. The purpose is to verify that the class aligns with the syllabus, the textbook, program outcomes, and published evaluation criteria. It also ensures that grading is conducted fairly, transparently, and consistently. The intention behind this petition is not to create conflict but to advocate for an equitable and supportive learning environment. As future nurses, we depend on high-quality instruction and properly aligned coursework to develop the clinical judgment necessary for safe practice. Our patients’ well-being depends on our education being accurate, thorough, and consistent. This petition will respectfully request that the college review the course to ensure: • Clear and consistent expectations • Fair and transparent grading practices • Alignment between exams, lectures, and assigned materials • Access to all required learning resources • A supportive academic structure that promotes student success If you believe that we deserve fair evaluation, properly aligned exams, accessible resources, and a learning environment that supports—rather than hinders—our development, your participation is important. Advocacy is most effective when done collectively, and a unified student voice allows concerns to be heard clearly and safely. If you are interested in participating in or signing the petition for an academic review, please reach out. Together, we can promote transparency, academic integrity, and improvements that benefit current and future students in this program. Thank you for your continued resilience, professionalism, and dedication to your education and to each other. With respect and solidarity, NUR 1310 Pediatric Nursing Students68 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Anonymous Nursing student
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Protect Our Land and Water: Prevent Permit Approval for a Nuclear Power Plant in Brigham City, UtahOn November 17th, 2025, Governor Spencer Cox with Brigham City Mayor DJ Bott announced Brigham City as a site for the first ever nuclear power plant in Utah. This is an unsafe and unwise solution for clean energy in an earthquake prone area with a limited, precious water supply. There are better alternatives already available in Utah to invest in that provide safe and effective clean energy solutions, such as geothermal energy and hydrogen power. These would solve energy solutions and bring jobs to Box Elder County. Take action with us today to prevent the approval of permits to companies that would build a nuclear power plant next door from our homes and upstream from the Great Salt Lake.76 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Alexis Rowley -
Release the Epstein Files: Americans Stand With the SurvivorsDear Senators, Representatives, and Survivors, America has failed. The promise of Liberty and Justice for All was not honored for the victims who survived Jeffrey Epstein. They were children when their innocence was taken. The girls they once were have become courageous women, carrying the weight of a world that turned their suffering into political fodder instead of protecting them. And when they needed help the most, America turned its back because of the influential individuals implicated. America knows Jeffrey Epstein’s name. We have seen him on every screen, in every headline. Even after the first conviction, he benefited from a level of leniency and comfort that ordinary people never receive. Power and influence shaped the way he was treated, and he was allowed back into the world while his survivors watched. And today, many of the predators remain free, unexamined, and able to continue harming others. When a nation allows this, silence becomes complicity. It makes all of us, as a society, accessories to the harm. Our failure to act does not just protect the powerful; it endangers every girl who comes after, teaching them that their safety, their truth, and their value are negotiable. And unless we act now, that message will echo through generations to come. The victims have requested that the remaining records, as allowed by law, be released. There is the trauma that can be documented, and there is a deeper trauma that no record could ever contain. It is that deeper wound that only justice can begin to heal. As Americans, we cannot undo the harm these survivors endured, but we can use our solidarity to ensure that silence born of privilege is not the legacy they are left with. We hear you. We see you. We stand with you. Sincerely, Americans who stand with the Epstein survivors59 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rebbecca Scales -
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Tell Congress: Block Trump's Nuclear TestsCongress has the power to block all funding for nuclear testing and write a moratorium into law. I urge you to stop President Trump’s reckless plan to restart nuclear weapons testing before it poisons another generation and provokes another arms race.27 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Win Without War