Calls to Action
MWEG calls to action help you quickly and easily write and send letters to your legislators on the issues you care most about. Each call to action here falls under one of our areas of advocacy — family health and well-being, the environment, immigration, or advancing democracy.
For each call to action, check out the background information we've provided on the issue, then use our prompts and templates to help you compose your letter. Our letter-writing tool will deliver your message directly to your elected officials!
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Advancing Democracy
Ask Congress to Defend Their Power of the Purse
On August 29, 2025, the White House submitted a "pocket rescission," canceling $4.9 billion in congressionally approved foreign aid. By issuing the rescission request with fewer than 45 days left in the fiscal year, the administration ensured Congress could not act before the funds would expire. The implications of this action are profound. Constitutionally, a pocket rescission undermines Congress' exclusive "power of the purse" and sets a dangerous precedent for unchecked executive authority.
Support the Building Civic Bridges Act
The Building Civic Bridges Act was reintroduced in the House of Representatives on July 10th. This bill, which has broad bipartisan support, establishes an Office of Civic Bridgebuilding to research civic bridge building and social cohesion and support bridge-building initiatives throughout the nation.
Urge Our Nation's Leaders to Protect Checks & Balances
We must call upon the leaders from every branch of government to defend our constitutional rights, maintain the necessary checks and balances, and guarantee the appropriate separation of powers.
Environment
Ask the EPA to Preserve the Endangerment Finding
If the endangerment finding is revoked, the EPA will be unable to classify greenhouse gases as pollutants, nor will it be able to authorize and enforce rules related to climate change and its health impacts. All comments must be received by September 15, 2025.
Family Health & Well-Being
Contact Your Members of Congress to Support PEPFAR
The President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) has been a cornerstone of U.S. global health policy since it was established under the Bush administration in 2003. It is one of the most successful and bipartisan foreign aid programs in U.S. history — supported across 10 Congresses and four presidential administrations.
Immigration
We don't have any official calls to action in this area right now, but you can get involved in our immigration efforts on MWEG Central or use our customizable call to action to write a letter on an issue important to you.