Our Take Action Center helps you quickly engage with 24 critical issues by providing customizable letter templates based on credible sources, giving you a clear way to take tangible action and backgrounders to share with your networks.
For emerging issues, visit our Engage For Democracy Substack, updated every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Each edition curates essential news and simple actions focused on defending the Constitution, upholding the Rule of Law, and protecting Democratic Norms.
The U.S. government unlawfully deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia — a legally protected Maryland resident — to a Salvadoran prison notorious for gang violence and human rights abuses. A federal judge called the deportation “wholly lawless” and ordered Garcia’s return, but the administration has escalated the case to the Supreme Court. Urge Congress to act now
The right to vote is the cornerstone of our democracy—and it's under threat. A recent executive order and the SAVE Act both rely on debunked claims to justify new barriers to voter registration. Urge your elected officials to defend the Constitution and protect every American’s access to the ballot.
Discover the foundations of American democracy through education resources on U.S. civics and government. Use the resources we've gathered.
Making an Impact
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Write a Letter
Use the Engage for Democracy Templates to send your thoughts in a personal, impactful letter to decision-makers.
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Use the Engage for Democracy Templates to quickly reach out via your email or through the contact pages for our President, Senators, and Representatives.
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Make a Call
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