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As we love our neighbors and see them as God does, we acknowledge their humanity and build the beloved community together.

Instead of rule by executive order and misapplied policy, members of Congress can work toward ethical, common-sense immigration policy.

Which journalist do you see as examples of these six strategies? Journalists are biased, yes. They bring their own opinions, ideas, and backgrounds, but credible journalists also bring professional training, a code of ethics, and years of experience. Swipe read more about what sets professional, reliable journalists apart.

We are at a critical juncture for taking effective action and implementing policy to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Social media is a convenient place to connect with people and news sources. It’s also an easy place to infiltrate with bots, cyborgs, and fake accounts. These accounts might just seem annoying, but they are having an impact on what you see online, and they are becoming increasingly difficult to identify.

Urgent steps must be taken to reduce methane emissions this decade, which could rapidly reduce the rate of warming.

Being a peacemaker requires recognizing another's humanity and speaking truth with respect and compassion–even online. Unfortunately, most of us have seen instances where hurtful or harmful remarks were left in the comments section. Learn what you can do if you or others are being targeted online by clicking through the slides.

Independent, nonpartisan redistricting commissions represent one way to create fair districting through a transparent and neutral process.

In March 2022 MWEG hosted our spring conference — "Small Acts, Big Impacts." Video recordings are available on MWEG Central.

MWEG joins the League of Women Voters of Utah and seven plaintiffs in a suit challenging congressional maps drawn by the state Legislature.

Even with an often adversarial relationship with the press, many presidents have been outspoken about the importance of the First Amendment. Click through the slides to see what some of them had to say about why a free press is paramount.

As legislative sessions are open in many states, we are offering an overview of some environmental policies that may be on the table.

We call for a clear pathway to legal permanent residency and a right to work for our new neighbors with the Afghan Adjustment Act.

Be a conscious consumer. Diversify your media diet. Click through the slides to discover how to make your newsfeed a resource for the perspectives you might be missing!

Misinformation thrives where the consensus of experts is ignored, misinterpreted, or replaced with the opinions of a few outliers. The past few years have really emphasized the importance of knowing where and who your information comes from.



Read the slides to understand more about what you can do to be an informed consumer.

We must actively repair and strengthen our relationships and communities to participate in the gathering of Israel and the building of Zion.

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is bipartisan legislation that provides protections for women and children suffering from violence.

We must redouble our commitment to the principles that make America flourish — chiefly, the right to self-government and the rule of law.

Learn about how misinformation works.

The Electoral Count Act (ECA) of 1887 sets out the process of casting and counting electoral votes after a presidential election.