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End Gun Violence
With 40,000+ annual gun deaths and 90% of Americans supporting universal background checks, join us in advocating for evidence-based policies to end gun violence.
Fight Discrimination
Stand against discrimination in all its forms. Support policies that protect civil rights, promote equality, and ensure justice for all communities.
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Every voice counts.
Elected officials pay attention when constituents speak up. Research shows that personalized messages from voters are one of the most effective ways to influence policy decisions.
When you contact your representative, you're not just voicing your opinion - you're exercising your democratic right and fulfilling your civic duty. Your voice, combined with thousands of others, creates a powerful force for change.
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“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.”
- Margaret Mead