Action Alerts 2011

Dec 13, 2011

Keystone XL Pipeline: Unhook Unemployment Benefits

Dec 8, 2011

Vote Nears on Dangerous Iran Bill: Call Your Rep. Today

Dec 1, 2011

Don't Let Your Rep. Sabotage Diplomacy With Iran

Nov 17, 2011

Time is Running Out

Nov 10, 2011

War or Diplomacy? Senate Prepares to Vote

Oct 27, 2011

Invest a Little to Cut a Lot

Oct 18, 2011

The Pentagon Is Nervous

Oct 14, 2011

In the Budget Debate, Your Voice Matters Most

Oct 5, 2011

Two Days Left to Support Nuclear Weapons Cuts

Sep 29, 2011

Tell Congress: Cut the Debt by Cutting the Pentagon

Sep 26, 2011

Take Action: House Bill Threatens U.N. Funding

Sep 20, 2011

House Bill Threatens U.N. Funding and Middle East Peace

The U.S. House of Representatives could vote as soon as this week on legislation that would cripple the United Nation, inflame conflict in the Middle East and drastically cut life-saving assistance to Palestinians.

Sep 13, 2011

Take Action: End the Endless War

Jul 15, 2011

Take Action: Look, We Found $2 Trillion

As Congress debates whether and how to raise the national debt ceiling, one thing is clear: big cuts in government spending are on the horizon.

Jun 21, 2011

Take Action: Build Momentum for War's End

Will one more congressional vote end the war in Afghanistan? No. But the votes, the ongoing costs of the war, and growing disillusionment with the president’s failed war strategy are creating pressure for a change in policy.

Jun 9, 2011

Take Action: Diplomacy Losing Out to War?

Will Congress continue to fund war-fighting while cutting funds for the diplomacy, development, and international cooperation that could prevent future violent conflicts?

May 24, 2011

Take Action: Tell Congress to End the War

This week Congress will begin what could be the most significant debate on ending the war in Afghanistan since 2001. Please call your representative and ask her or him to vote “yes” on two amendments that would help to end the war.

May 19, 2011

Take Action: Middle East Peace: A Positive Role for Congress

The United States must hold both Israeli and Palestinian decision-makers accountable for upholding past agreements and negotiating a new one. The United States cannot be a force for peace by singling out one party to the conflict for criticism.