Citizen Action Center
Your voice is needed beyond the ballot box. Your elected officials need to hear from you on important issues! Use this action center to quickly and easily contact them today.Citizen Action Center: Make Your Voice Heard!
Make your voice heard—contact your elected officials on key issues today!
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- Take Action: Say NO to Kenyatta’s House Bill 300, which would harm privacy rights and religious freedom
- TAKE ACTION: Protect Your Community from Marijuana Commercialization
- Take Action: Support PA’s Do No Harm Act (SB 843)
- Take Action: Tell Your Legislator to Vote No on Harmful Package of Abortion Bills
- Take Action: Reject Bill That Would Subsidize Marijuana Use In Pennsylvania
- Take Action: Save Women’s Sports
- Take Action: Ensure The Best Education for Students Through Early Human Development Education
- Take Action: Tell Your Senators and Representatives to Oppose Marijuana Legalization for Recreational Use in PA
- Take Action: Ask Your Legislator to Vote YES to Protect Children from Pornography
- Take Action: Protect Children & Reject the Uniform Parentage Act
- Take Action: HB 1500 Undermines Education Options for Pennsylvania Families
- Take Action: Support PASS Scholarships
- Take Action: Tell Federal Policymakers that the Abortion Pill Harms Women
- Take Action: Stop the Reproductive Freedom Act
Take Action: Stop HB 300 and the Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity (SOGI) Agenda in Pennsylvania
Bad laws begin with bad ideas. When the government rejects the objective truth about biology, it creates confusion that harms people — in schools, shelters, sports, workplaces, and everyday life.
That’s exactly what’s happening right now in Harrisburg.
HB 300 (along with a host of other dangerous SOGI bills) is the latest threat to religious liberty in Pennsylvania. It’s ironically been called the “Fairness Act.”
Despite its name, HB 300 is anything but fair.
Right now, the marijuana industry is targeting Pennsylvania, aggressively lobbying for legislation that would force communities to allow pot shops selling high-potency THC marijuana products for recreational use. Expanding access to addictive marijuana products poses real risks to Pennsylvania’s children and families. Even The New York Times recently highlighted the growing public health concerns surrounding today’s high-potency marijuana. Commercialization makes communities worse.
Tell your legislators to vote NO on the radical package of abortion bills that would remove safety protections, shield abortionists from accountability, silence peaceful pro-life advocates, and enshrine abortion until birth in our state constitution. Take action now to stand for life in Pennsylvania.
Every child deserves the opportunity to grow up healthy and whole, not scarred by irreversible sex-rejecting interventions pushed by ideology and funded with your tax dollars. That’s why Pennsylvania needs to pass SB 843, the Do No Harm Act. This commonsense legislation would prohibit puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries to remove healthy body parts on minors. It would also prevent taxpayer dollars from being used for these irreversible interventions. Your lawmakers need to hear from you now.
Tell your state representative to support the Save Women’s Sports Act (HB 1849) and protect fairness for female athletes. Girls deserve a level playing field — not competition against biological males who have undeniable physical advantages. This isn’t about discrimination; it’s about preserving equal opportunities in sports, as Title IX intended.
Tell your State Senator and Representative to vote YES on SB 973 and HB 606 — legislation that updates Pennsylvania’s biology curriculum to include scientifically accurate education on human life development in the womb. Students deserve to see the beauty of life through ultrasound and animated visuals showing growth from conception to birth, helping them make healthier and more informed choices for the future.
Tell your State Senator and Representative to vote NO on SB 120, the reckless plan to legalize high-potency recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania. This bill would strip local control, expand government power, and create a predatory industry that profits from addiction—putting our kids, communities, and public safety at risk. Take action now to stop SB 120.
Tell your legislator to vote YES on HB 1513 and SB 603 to protect children from online pornography. These bills would require porn websites to verify users are 18 or older—just like age checks for alcohol or gambling—helping parents safeguard their kids from the proven harms of porn exposure and addiction.
Tell your State Senator to vote NO on House Bill 350, the so-called “Uniform Parentage Act.” This bill would treat children like commodities, legalize commercial surrogacy, and remove crucial safeguards that protect a child’s right to identity, biological connection, and best-interest review. Protect Pennsylvania’s children—oppose HB 350 today.
Tell your State Representative and Senator to oppose House Bill 1500, which would slash cyber charter school funding by 40% and cap tuition far below what traditional public schools receive. HB 1500 would limit parental choice and hurt families—especially those in underserved communities—who rely on cyber schools for a flexible, high-quality education. Stand up for school choice and student success—vote NO on HB 1500.
The Pennsylvania Award for Student Success (PASS) Scholarship Program (SB 10) would give families in the state’s lowest-performing school districts access to scholarships that fund tuition, fees, and other educational expenses. Led by Sen. Judy Ward, this initiative empowers parents to choose the learning environment where their children can thrive—because education isn’t one-size-fits-all. PASS Scholarships ensure students trapped in failing schools have real opportunities for success through parent-driven, student-centered choice.
Chemical abortions now account for 56% of all abortions in Pennsylvania (2023)—ending thousands of unborn lives and putting thousands of women at serious medical risk each year. A recent study shows that 1 in 10 women taking the abortion pill experience severe complications such as infection, hemorrhage, or sepsis—far higher than FDA reports. Based on these findings, over 2,000 Pennsylvania women likely suffer complications annually. The Pennsylvania Family Council is calling on federal policymakers to revoke approval of the abortion pill and protect women’s health and safety.
Tell your State Representative to vote NO on House Bill 26, the so-called “Reproductive Freedom Act.” This radical proposal would repeal Pennsylvania’s pro-life protections, allow late-term and taxpayer-funded abortions, eliminate parental consent and informed consent, and even strip care from babies who survive abortions. HB 26 endangers women, silences pro-life voices, and destroys decades of commonsense safeguards. Stand for life—oppose HB 26 today.