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Take Action - Yemen Emergency - Hero

Crisis in Yemen - ACT NOW!

Yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with 14 million people at risk of famine. The need for U.S. leadership has never been greater – aid alone cannot eliminate suffering globally. Tell your members of Congress to speak out and urge the Administration to unequivocally respond to and address the root causes of conflict and humanitarian crises.

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Take Action - Ways to Act

4 Ways to Act Today

Call Your Member of Congress



Call: Dial the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121 to be connected with any office on Capitol Hill.

 

 

 Write a Letter to the Editor


Email: Add your name and email address to one of our petitions and send a letter directly to your Member of Congress. 
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Host A Pre-Election Party

Recruit: Text three friends today and encourage them to join you in standing for women globally. 

 

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Tweet at your Member of Congress and tell them why you're speaking up on behalf of women and girls worldwide — and why their help is needed from Congress. Find Your Member of Congress

 

 

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Learn more and tell legislators about the issues critical to the fight against global hunger, poverty, violence, and discrimination.

#DontCutLives

The foreign assistance budget is roughly 1% of the federal budget, yet saves countless lives across the globe.


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End Violence Against Women

Tell Congress to protect women globally from violence and abuse. 


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Stand For Girls in Emergencies

More than 17 million girls have been forced from their homes by violence and emergencies. This must stop.


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