Current Action Alerts
Use the actions below to contact Congress, oppose unauthorized war, block weapons transfers and military co-production, resist domestic militarization, support diplomacy, and share resources with service members seeking GI rights or conscientious objection support.
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Dear Pamela, The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSCW) is currently reviewing a new gas plant proposal in Walworth County and is accepting public comments on the matter. The proposal comes from independent power producer Invenergy. Wisconsin Electric Power Company, also known as We Energies, has plans to buy this methane gas plant once Invenergy builds it in the town of Darien to power data centers. We can't let this new methane gas plant be built and lock ratepayers into a risky investment that threatens public health and our environment once We Energies purchases it. It is important to comment on this case now, before it is built and can weasel through this regulatory loophole. As a Wisconsin resident, you have a voice in this process. Share a verbal comment urging the PSCW to reject the proposed gas plant and the ramifications that it will have on residents, electricity reliability, and the environment. PSC Darien Foundry Ridge Gas Plant Proposal Hearing 1 PSC Darien Foundry Ridge Gas Plant Proposal Hearing 2 If approved, the proposed project would bring three gas turbines totaling 324 MW to the town of Darien as early as September 2026. And with it, significant harms such as dozens of premature deaths and $360 million in health damages over the lifespan of the plant. The public hearings provide an opportunity for concerned Wisconsin residents and stakeholders to provide verbal comments to the PSCW. This is a valuable opportunity to share your personal perspective as well as facts about the proposed gas plant and its potential impacts. Register today—we will email you talking points and additional resources. Sincerely, Victoria Coleman
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Reports now point to a U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding meant to end fighting, reduce the naval blockade, restore commercial shipping, and open a new negotiation period. That makes public pressure more important, not less: Congress must make sure diplomacy is real, transparent, and not used as cover for renewed escalation later.
The Senate just blocked another Iran War Powers push, but War Powers pressure remains essential. Tell Congress: end all unauthorized hostilities, block any new Iran war funding, reject sabotage of diplomacy, oppose weakening amendments, and demand full public accounting of the deal, costs, casualties, and legal authority.
☎️ Call script
📌 Ask for
- End all unauthorized U.S. hostilities and naval blockade activity.
- Demand transparency on the MOU, negotiations, costs, casualties, and legal basis.
- Reject any supplemental, reconciliation, or NDAA funding that enables renewed war.
- Protect diplomacy and oppose sanctions or amendments designed to sabotage de-escalation.
The Senate NDAA has been filed with a massive $1.15 trillion defense topline. This is the moment to pressure both chambers: vote no on a bloated war budget, stop Golden Dome and nuclear escalation, and reject any “Department of War” rebrand or policies that normalize permanent militarization.
Keep pressure on the House and Senate to strip Section 224 and any similar U.S.-Israel military technology co-production language from the NDAA. Military “co-development” is not an end to U.S. support for violence; it risks embedding the U.S. and Israeli weapons industries even more deeply together.
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Keep pressure on Congress to oppose Israel’s obstruction of humanitarian aid, support an arms embargo, demand a permanent cease-fire, and stop U.S. weapons transfers used against civilians in Gaza.
Priority House asks: cosponsor and support H.R. 3565, the Block the Bombs Act, and support H.Res. 876 recognizing the genocide in Gaza and calling for accountability. Wisconsin residents in Rep. Gwen Moore’s district should keep asking her office to publicly support both.
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Congress has advanced massive new immigration enforcement funding. The ask now is not just “vote no” — it is to repeal, defund, and block implementation of funding for detention expansion, deportation raids, border militarization, surveillance, and enforcement programs that harm families and communities.
Public money should go toward housing, healthcare, education, food, transit, and community care — not mass detention, deportation raids, border militarization, or surveillance infrastructure.
☎️ Call script
📌 Ask for
- Repeal, defund, or block implementation of ICE/CBP expansion.
- Reject funding for detention, raids, surveillance, and border militarization.
- Demand oversight, public reporting, and enforceable limits on detention and enforcement abuses.
- Move resources into community needs instead.
New U.S. sanctions are worsening Cuba’s fuel, energy, payment, and import crisis. Tell Congress: no U.S. military action against Cuba, no blockade, no escalation, lift the embargo, and stop sanctions that punish civilians.
UNAC and SanctionsKill are also circulating the statement “Cuba is not a Failed State: Cuba is a Besieged State” and are asking groups and individuals to sign and circulate it.
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A new ICAN report estimates that nuclear-armed states spent nearly $119 billion on nuclear weapons in 2025. Use this moment to demand disarmament, not a new arms race.
Tell Congress to oppose any return to U.S. nuclear explosive testing, reject Golden Dome and wasteful ICBM spending, support diplomacy, and move money from nuclear weapons into human needs.
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Urge Congress to oppose intervention, coercive escalation, sanctions, blockades, and policies that punish civilians in Venezuela, Cuba, and the wider Caribbean. Demand diplomacy, international law, and an end to regime-change politics.
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If you are a U.S. service member, Guard member, reservist, or military family member struggling with deployment, orders, conscience, or participation in war, do not make decisions alone. Contact trained counselors for confidential support.
These resources can help people explore lawful options around GI rights, conscientious objection, discharge, reassignment, and related concerns.
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