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U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal 

on the

We the People Amendment (HJR48) in the 118th Congress

Friday, January 27 | 11:45 am PT, 2:45 pm ET

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Rep. Jayapal has agreed once again to be the lead sponsor of the We the People Amendment -- HJR48 in the 118th Session of Congress -- and wants to build on the success of obtaining 94 co-sponsors in the House of Representatives.

We need to help her build on that success! 

The new House of Representatives will be more chaotic than ever. 

      How can we make sure that the urgency and clarity of our Amendment cuts through the noise and disarray of the likely Congressional distractions and disruptions?

      Why is the We the People Amendment calling for ending corporate rule and big money in elections more important in 2023 than ever before?

      What are ways to better connect legislative proposals to improve people’s lives, strengthen our communities and ensure a livable world with our Amendment?

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Following Rep. Jayapal, hear from and discuss with Move to Amend's new Legislative Director, Dolores Guernica, on Move to Amend’s plans to increase support for HJR48 in the new Congress! 

Dolores Guernica 

National Lawyers Guild (NLG) Resolution on Corporate Constitutional Rights  

Hear all the reasons why REAL People Move To Amend!

This is a really good opportunity to shop for for everyone on your holiday shopping list + support the only organization exclusively working to pass a Constitutional Amendment to establish once and for all that a corporation is not a person and money is not free speech!

And for a limited time only, enjoy an additional 10% off! Simply use code DEMOCRACYIN23 or just click on this link. 

Move to Amend's Ecology Network has been invited to participate in the Scientists, Activists, and Families for Cancer-Free Environments (S.A.F.E.) EPA Protest to make the connection - corporate constitutional rights harm you, your family, your community, our environment, and democracy.

Move to Amend Co-Directors Jennie Spanos and Greg Coleridge will participate! Join us as we petition and march on September 20th! 

Hope to see you there! Please send us an email to [email protected], if you are going to be in DC on the 20th so we can connect!

It’s hard not to be angry as the January 6th Congressional hearings on the Capitol insurrection come to an end, at least for the moment. The anger we speak of is in addition to one’s feelings about the actions of Donald Trump and his loyalists.

Capitol Riot | Logos of Toyota, General Motors, Ford Motors, Cigna, Walmart and AT&T (Photo illustration by Salon/Getty Images)

WATCH: Training Session on How to Lobby for the We the People Amendment

https://youtu.be/fq_pHmOAn0c 

Happy Juneteenth!

The Poor Peoples and Low-wage Worker's Assembly and Moral March on Washington happened yesterday. Watch the recording HERE.

Click the video to hear George Friday, Move to Amend Founder and Board member describe the connection between corporate power, the need for the We the People Amendment, and her work with the Poor People's Campaign.

Did you miss the Restoring the Money Power to the People? Watch the recording here!

I have transitioned out of the National Director position at Move to Amend and my long-serving colleagues have stepped forward as co-leaders. It has been an honor and privilege to have co-founded Move to Amend and worked with the organization since its inception in 2009. We have come a long way! There is still much to do – including, and beyond, passing the We the People Amendment. It is crucial that we continue to work in coalition to create an authentically inclusive democracy movement equivalent in scale to the forces that have caused and continue to fuel the enormous crises we face.

We are thrilled to let you know that Move to Amend is offering another chance to view The New Corporation! We are accepting donations to watch the film (suggested amount $15), but no one will be turned away for lack of funds!

The recent Florida bill signed by Governor Ron DeSantis to revoke the special tax status of Disney Corporation for its leaders speaking out against the new “Don’t Say Gay” law is less about DeSantis or Disney than it is about the decline of our “representative democracy.”

Here are 10 takeaways:

Every day is the right day for honoring and celebrating mothers, as well as the rest of the supportive women in our lives.

That said, Mother’s Day is yet another example of a social movement being co-opted and corporatized in the US.

In fact, Americans will spend upwards of $31.7 billion on Mother’s Day this year, an amount which has gone up nearly every year since 2012.

Any day is a good day to work to end corporate constitutional rights (“corporate personhood” for short). 

But May Day - May 1, this Sunday -  is an especially good day!

More than a half-century after the first Earth Day, the environment is near a tipping point of collapse. All of us must be a part of the solution, which includes, in part, abolishing corporate constitutional rights and big money in elections, but must include much more. 

Today is Earth Day -- the 52nd Anniversary of what is considered the birth of the modern environmental movement. 

marked the anniversary of the worst man-made catastrophe in U.S. history. 12-years ago the Deep Water Horizon Platform explosion spewed 234 million gallons of oil throughout the Gulf of Mexico over a period of 87 days, killing at least 11 people. Almost 40,000 additional medical claims were filed by coastal residents, first responders, and cleanup workers seeking compensation from BP for health-related problems as a result of the oil spill and chemical cleanup efforts.

Is your House Representative a co-sponsor of H.R.1976, Medicare for All, but is NOT yet a co-sponsor of H.J.R.48, the We the People Amendment?  

Will you please urge them to cosponsor H.J.R.48 today?