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  • Gov. Kelly: Please commute all Kansas death sentences!
    I am writing to urge you to please commute all nine Kansas death sentences before leaving office. I am particularly concerned about reports that these cases will not be given the time and consideration they deserve, and that any attempt to expedite the process would result in further injustice. These cases deserve your full consideration. This issue is of great importance to me. The death penalty in Kansas is deeply dysfunctional and has been administered in an unjust manner that has drained vast public resources without improving public safety. There has not been an execution in Kansas in more than 60 years, but the state continues to spend millions on this flawed system. Commuting all death sentences will address the system’s deep flaws while allowing scarce taxpayer resources to be redirected to more effective public safety programs, including mental health programs, community violence prevention services, education and job training, crime labs, and services for victims of crime. Commuting death sentences also sends a powerful message to Kansans: that it is time to consider repealing the death penalty. Please give these cases the attention they deserve and do not rush through this process. Your leadership on this issue could be a beacon to others across the country. Thank you for considering this important issue.
    3 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Stefanie Faucher
  • Tell Congress: Hold Pesticide Companies Accountable!
    The Supreme Court has ruled against public health and in favor of the multi-billion dollar pesticide company Monsanto, claiming the company does not need to use a warning label about a potential cancer risk associated with one of its signature products, a weedkiller called Roundup.  A breakthrough study published last year shockingly showed a link between glyphosate, the main ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup, and cancer. But the Supreme Court is siding with Big Chemical, not the health of the American people. There's a bipartisan bill introduced to Congress that would strip companies like Monsanto of their unfair liability protection, finally giving Americans the right to hold pesticide manufacturers accountable under state law when they fail to warn consumers about risks like links to cancer.  Our government works for us—not Big Chemical. Add your name NOW demanding Congress pass legislation to hold pesticide companies accountable! 
    1,913 of 2,000 Signatures
  • The House Must Reject the NDAA
    A $1.1 trillion Pentagon budget, an unprecedented U.S.-Israeli military partnership expansion, more dangerous provisions, plus the attachment of the SAVE Act make the FY27 NDAA unjustifiable. I urge you to vote NO on H.R.8800 and reject this NDAA.
    6 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Protect the people, not tech billionaires!
    Protect the people, not tech billionaires! In the face of zero to no federal oversight or regulation of artificial intelligence, dozens of states across the country have enacted people-first safeguards that protect kids, workers, and families from AI risks.  But all of those laws are at risk of being stripped away if Big Tech gets their way.  Some members of Congress in cahoots with Big Tech are preparing to introduce the Great American AI Act, a bill that would allow federal law to override — or “preempt” — state-level AI regulations. This bill would block states from regulating the development of artificial intelligence for at least three years. It’s clear who this would benefit, and it’s not us. We're calling on members of Congress, including bill sponsor Rep. Lori Trahan, to stand with the people, not tech billionaires, and oppose the Great American AI Act.
    1,672 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Americans For Responsible Innovation
  • Protect the Arboretum
    PETITION: Protect the Arnold Arboretum with an Ironclad Shadow Law The Goal We, the undersigned residents of Boston and supporters of public green spaces, call upon Mayor Michelle Wu, District 6 City Councilor Ben Webe, and the Boston City Council to introduce and pass a City of Boston ordinance protecting trees in the Arnold Arboretum and a Home Rule Petition establishing a permanent, state-level Shadow Law for the Arnold Arboretum. We further call upon State Representative Samantha Montaño and State Senator Liz Miranda to champion and pass this legislation at the Massachusetts State House. Why This Matters The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University is a world-renowned scientific institution, a historic urban sanctuary designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, and a critical anchor of Boston’s urban tree canopy. It belongs to all residents of Boston as a vital public resource for health, climate resiliency, and environmental equity. However, the Arboretum is under direct threat from encroaching, high-density private developments on its perimeter. • Zoning Fails to Protect It: Current local zoning rules and the Greenbelt Overlay District are routinely bypassed. Developers frequently secure variances and exceptions from the Zoning Board of Appeal, allowing them to build mid-rise structures right against the park boundary. • Shadows Threaten the Ecosystem: Unlike a standard park, the Arboretum houses an irreplaceable living collection of rare trees and plants. New, permanent shadows cast by oversized private buildings starve these trees of daylight, threatening their survival and degrading the public park experience. • Precedent Exists: Boston has already proven that precious public parks require state-level legal shields. For over 35 years, the Boston Common and Public Garden Shadow Laws have successfully protected downtown parkland from being plunged into darkness by private skyscrapers. The historic Arnold Arboretum deserves that exact same permanent, ironclad standard of safety. We can balance smart urban density with conservation—but we must draw the line at starving our public trees of the sunlight they need to survive. Our Demands to Boston and Massachusetts Leadership: 1. City Legislation and a Home Rule Petition: We request that the Boston City Council and Mayor Michelle Wu formally petition the state legislature to enact an explicit shadow-restriction zone around the Arnold Arboretum. 2. State Legislation: Aligned with the City of Boston Home Rule Petition and existing legislation protecting the Boston Common and Public Garden. 3. Implement Structural Protections: Any proposed building within a designated buffer zone must prove via verifiable 3D shadow modeling that it will not cast new shadows on the Arboretum's historic collections. 4. Prioritize Community Over Variances: Stop the piecemeal erosion of our park boundaries via zoning variances. Give the Arboretum a permanent legislative shield. Sign the Petition Today to Keep the Canopy Alive!
    101 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Advocates Arnold Arboretum
  • Fund the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum NOW!
    Republicans in Congress are refusing to fund the first ever national museum dedicated to women’s history. The museum has bipartisan approval in 2020, but Congress refused funding this year due to the museum’s inclusion of trans women. Trump has also demanded unregulated control and oversight over the museum’s location and content—causing grave concerns about government censorship.  It is critical that Americans have access to education and history about how women from diverse backgrounds have shaped this country. The Trump administration is weaponizing their hateful agenda in order to strip the museum’s funding and derail the entire project.  Republicans in Congress must stop playing political games and fund the original proposal for the Smithsonian Women’s History Museum, free from government control and censorship!
    513 of 600 Signatures
  • No bailouts for illegal war! Reject Trump and Hegseth’s $67 billion demand:
    U.S. taxpayers should not bail out the Trump administration for its disastrous war on Iran — a strategic blunder that drove an economic crisis and made the world more dangerous than before. Congress must reject Hegseth’s supplemental funding request.
    14 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Make America's food system safer and rein in corporations!
    The Secretary of HHS, RFK Jr., is responsible for overseeing the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Yet, under his failed leadership and the Trump administration’s massive budget cuts, the FDA under RFK Jr. has done more talking and less regulating. Meanwhile, everyday people remain concerned about the harmful chemicals in their food and the erosion of food quality and safety.  It’s time to deliver for Americans. Move forward with science-backed recommendations and take the necessary federal rulemaking steps to make our food system safer. Close loopholes that allow corporations to profit at the expense of our health.
    481 of 500 Signatures
  • Tell Congress: Make AI work for everyone, not just billionaires!
    Artificial intelligence companies are on track to reshape the entire economy, and right now, the profits are flowing to a handful of billionaires and their investors. That’s why Senator Bernie Sanders has introduced landmark legislation to establish a sovereign wealth fund, financed by a one-time 50% tax on the largest AI companies, that would put the massive wealth generated by AI directly into the hands of the American people. Tell Congress: Pass the American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act and make sure AI works for all of us!
    436 of 500 Signatures
  • Make food more affordable, accessible, and safe for American families!
    Americans are concerned about the cost and access to nutritious food. But despite Trump and RFK Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” rallying cry, little has been done during the second Trump administration to improve food quality in the United States.  You can’t separate food from health. The United States Department of Agriculture is responsible for ensuring the safety of our food, supporting the people who produce it, and helping families afford nutritious options.  Instead, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program has faced the largest cuts in the history of the program, with 4.3 million people and 770,000 children losing access to critical food assistance. USDA research staff and cuts to roles that detect, prevent, and eliminate threats like screwworm have left our livestock vulnerable to infestation. And the government is trying to roll back critical clean water protections, pesticide reviews, and environmental safeguards.  Enough! The Trump administration and USDA must put Americans first and commit to ensuring everyday families have access to the nutritious food we deserve!
    634 of 800 Signatures
  • Audit the Pentagon
    This country cannot afford—literally and figuratively—to increase Pentagon spending in this year’s National Defense Authorization Act. Not another taxpayer dollar should go toward a system that continues to fail basic accountability standards while exposing communities and service members to unnecessary danger.  Year after year, the Department of Defense fails to pass a full audit, and yet the department continues to secure more funding than the previous year. At a time of heightened global tension, caused by both Hegseth and Trump’s aggression and hostility, we should be creating a world that makes us all more safe and secure, not doubling down on violence and authoritarianism.  This NDAA is a war funding bill. No more, no less. WE must reject any budget increases for defense spending in this war, and support meaningful reductions that prioritize accountability, safety, and a more effective definition of national security. 
    567 of 600 Signatures
  • Petition for Community Stewardship of National Forests, Wildlife, and Natural Habitats
    Petition for Community Stewardship of National Forests, Wildlife, and Natural Habitats We believe that national forests, wildlife, and natural habitats are a shared public trust that should be managed with meaningful participation from the people who knows we depend on, enjoy, connect , and deeply understand the need to protect them. The entities and corporations working in conjunction with the government have already inflicted enough damage upon our forests, wildlife, waterways, and natural habitats. Time and again, they have demonstrated that they lack not only the wisdom, but also the heart and connection necessary to care for the living systems that sustain us all. Our natural world is not a commodity to be exploited for profit. It is our home. It is the source of all life, the inheritance of every child born today, and the legacy we leave for generations yet to come. The forests, rivers, mountains, and wildlife cannot speak for themselves, yet their survival is inseparable from our own. We can no longer entrust the fate of these sacred places to those who view them as resources to be consumed rather than treasures to be protected. Stewardship must come from a place of respect, responsibility, and a deep understanding that humanity is not separate from nature—we are Nature!  The time has come for the people to reclaim their role as guardians of the land, to stand for the protection of wildlife and natural habitats, and to ensure that future generations inherit a world that is thriving, abundant, and alive. Wildlife populations are essential components of healthy ecosystems and deserve protection based on our birthrights, conservation principles, and primordial needs. We must stand for the voiceless.  We therefore call for: 1. Expanded public involvement in planning and management decisions affecting national forests, wildlife, and natural habitats. 2. Community advisory councils that include local residents, Indigenous representatives, wildlife biologists, environmental experts, conservation organizations, and other stakeholders. Transparent decision-making processes, including accessible public meetings, open data, and clear explanations of management actions. 1. Protection and restoration of wildlife populations, migration corridors, breeding grounds, and critical habitat. 2. Protection of biodiversity and ecosystem health as primary objectives of land management. 3. Support for community-led conservation, wildlife monitoring, and habitat restoration projects through funding, training, and partnerships. 4. Long-term stewardship policies that prioritize ecological sustainability and the well-being of future generations. 5. Regular public review and accountability measures to ensure conservation and wildlife protection goals are being met. We believe that people who live near, use, study, and care for these lands and the wildlife they support should have a stronger voice in how they are managed. By combining public participation, wild tenders expertise, Indigenous knowledge, general education for all and responsible governance, we can ensure that our forests, wildlife, and natural habitats remain healthy and protected for generations to come. We are asking government entities to step back. We no longer need top-down control of our lands. We, the people, are ready and willing to take responsibility for their care and protection. These forests, waters, wildlife, and natural habitats belong to all of us and to future generations. Through community stewardship, local knowledge, and a shared commitment to conservation, we can protect and restore these sacred places with the respect and care they deserve.
    55 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Daniela WaterLove