Hey Kentucky, write to your representatives!
It’s time to put fingers to keyboard and let our representatives hear from us.
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Articles that promote active involvement in the political process, including rallies, protests, campaigning, and other ways to take action. Note that Action articles are often deleted once the action is no longer current.
It’s time to put fingers to keyboard and let our representatives hear from us.
HB 470, the worst anti-trans bill in this year’s legislative session, is going to be heard in committee soon. A number of organizations have signed a letter to members of the House asking them to vote the bill down and kill it. This Action Alert is to ask you
Twenty-eight KY orgs have sent a letter to every member of the General Assembly, urging them to invest in human infrastructure, instead of giving more money to those who already are wealthy.
Gov. Andy Beshear will join Louisville candidates for a Get Out the Vote canvass kickoff on Saturday.
Sign the petition to get Gannett management to recognize the new union at the C-J, and let’s go six-for-six in new unions getting organized.
State Rep. Nima Kulkarni will host a panel of medical and legal experts to discuss the ramifications of the constitutional amendment that could permanently ban abortion access in Kentucky.
The KY Farm Bureau is still discriminating, so the protests are still happening. Sign up here to protest the KFB Ham Breakfast with other supporters of LGBTQ rights!
How to donate to help the victims of the eastern Kentucky flooding.
“March for Our Lives” marches are schedule for this Saturday in Kentucky and around the nation. Here’s a list, with links to sign up.
Various action possibilities from the Kentuckians for Single Payer Health Care group. If single payer is an issue you care about, check out these ways to get involved.
Here are two actions you can take today that will only cost you a few minutes of your time, and a rally on Saturday that you can attend in person or online. Read and do!
Imagine an 18,000 ton train doing 50 MPH through your town – with no humans on board to control it. What could go wrong?
Using last-minute tactics and vote swapping, the Repubs in Frankfort are about to fund charter schools. Here’s why that is bad, and why you should call your leges!
Did you know there is an election in a week? That’s right – and if you live in the old 42, you need to go vote starting this Thursday!
What’s one thing that the tornado survivors need, that hasn’t been talked about? Masks! And Four Rivers Indivisible is stepping up to provide them.