Enough is enough! Now is the time to reimagine what public safety requires, starting with our local officials.
As Congress is debating the next stimulus and recovery bill, we need you to contact your members of Congress today to make sure that money gets to the people and places that need it most.
With the 2020 presidential election on the horizon, and new challenges stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, the right to vote is under attack. If you care about your democracy, now is the time to act.
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) became a law 25 years ago, providing crucial protections for women and survivors of domestic violence. VAWA is now up for reauthorization but is being held up in the Senate. Please ask your senators to vote for this important bill.
The GRACE Act would set a minimum refugee admissions goal of 95,000 people each year and take away the power from the president to end the refugee program.
We must all work to protect the rights of Americans of all religious backgrounds. This benefits us all. The No Ban Act would repeal the Muslim ban and prevent future administrations from issuing a similar one.
Crucial programs that assist individuals preparing to leave prison are in jeopardy right now because Congress has not funded the FIRST STEP Act. Ask your senators and representative to fund the FIRST STEP Act toreduce recidivism.
Use your voice to tell Congress that no one belongs in a detention camp. Urge them to release families, stop ineffective enforcement practices, and invest in long-term solutions.
Tell Congress to stand for immigration policies that honor the God-given dignity of every person, protect family unity, and promote thriving communities.
As people of faith, we are called to build and imagine right relationship with others and the earth. Call on Congress to enact bold, just, and transformative climate policies for the protection and thriving of people and the planet.
The maternal death rate is higher today than it was 25 years ago in the U.S.
Contact your senator and ask them Ratify the Arms Trade Treaty to protect the sacredness and dignity of every person by ensuring that the U.S. is committed to building secure peace and justice worldwide.