Only Two Weeks of August Recess Left!
Your House Representatives and Senators have been back in their home districts/states for 22 days to meet with constituents.
Haven’t had the chance to make your voice heard? No worries! There is still time.
Here’s how:
Who are my representatives? Visit www.house.gov and www.senate.gov to find your representative and contact their local office to make an appointment.
Want to visit your Senator in DC? In state? Learn how to schedule a meeting and make the most impact with our How-To: Office Visit.
Want to attend a town hall instead? Town Hall Project has a simple search engine to find the nearest town hall meeting to you. Just enter in your zip code. Use our How-To: Town Hall to help you prepare. Bring your friends and family to make your voice heard!
Time Sensitive Call to Action: Tell Your Representatives to Co-Sign H.Res.257
As the recent events in Charlottesville, VA, and the mosque bombing in Minnesota demonstrate, we must act now to protect the rights of all citizens and preserve the American principles of justice and equality.
Congress needs to act against hate crimes and incidents that target communities of faith and color, especially Muslim Americans.
Now is the time to call upon your members in the House of Representatives to take a clear stance against hate crimes.
H.Res.257 is a bipartisan House resolution that condemns hate crimes and any other form of racism, religious or ethnic bias, discrimination, incitement of violence, or animus targeting a minority in the United States and calls for stronger reporting and analysis of hate crimes and incidents. It was introduced by Rep. Comstock (R-VA-10) and has gathered 22 co-signers. The senate version of the resolution (S.118), introduced by Sen. Harris (D-CA), passed unanimously.
TIP: Tell your Congressional representative how hate crimes impact you and your community and encourage them to support and protect Muslims through such resolutions. Personal stories can truly influence decision maker.
Let us know how your visits went by emailing us at [email protected].
Stay Active,
Wardah, Afif, Nadia, and Ayesha Ali
Your House Representatives and Senators have been back in their home districts/states for 22 days to meet with constituents.
Haven’t had the chance to make your voice heard? No worries! There is still time.
Here’s how:
Who are my representatives? Visit www.house.gov and www.senate.gov to find your representative and contact their local office to make an appointment.
Want to visit your Senator in DC? In state? Learn how to schedule a meeting and make the most impact with our How-To: Office Visit.
Want to attend a town hall instead? Town Hall Project has a simple search engine to find the nearest town hall meeting to you. Just enter in your zip code. Use our How-To: Town Hall to help you prepare. Bring your friends and family to make your voice heard!
Time Sensitive Call to Action: Tell Your Representatives to Co-Sign H.Res.257
As the recent events in Charlottesville, VA, and the mosque bombing in Minnesota demonstrate, we must act now to protect the rights of all citizens and preserve the American principles of justice and equality.
Congress needs to act against hate crimes and incidents that target communities of faith and color, especially Muslim Americans.
Now is the time to call upon your members in the House of Representatives to take a clear stance against hate crimes.
H.Res.257 is a bipartisan House resolution that condemns hate crimes and any other form of racism, religious or ethnic bias, discrimination, incitement of violence, or animus targeting a minority in the United States and calls for stronger reporting and analysis of hate crimes and incidents. It was introduced by Rep. Comstock (R-VA-10) and has gathered 22 co-signers. The senate version of the resolution (S.118), introduced by Sen. Harris (D-CA), passed unanimously.
TIP: Tell your Congressional representative how hate crimes impact you and your community and encourage them to support and protect Muslims through such resolutions. Personal stories can truly influence decision maker.
Let us know how your visits went by emailing us at [email protected].
Stay Active,
Wardah, Afif, Nadia, and Ayesha Ali