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Taking Action

In addition, each week we will update this page with a few positive actions that you may wish to take at the local, state, and federal level. See this week's suggestions below.
Find your legislators here:
Action items at the local, state, and federal level:
Local Action Items:
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Women's March Chicago - March to the Polls
Saturday, January 20, 2018
A year ago, Chicago women and their allies marched 250,000 strong, ushering in a year of resistance against those who would destroy the principles, freedoms, and ideals on which our country was founded. The work is far from done, and it is time to march again - this time with insistence that we need to do better and persist as we focus on the 2018 elections. If you would like to join a group from Hakafa for the march, please contact Hakafa member, Donna Fishman (donnafishman16@gmail.com). Music and videos begin at 9:00 AM as people gather, speakers/rally at 11:00 AM, and the march will step off around 12:30 PM. Further information can be found on the website http://womens121marchonchicago.org/. Please direct any general questions regarding the march to Hakafa member, Sara Kurensky (kurloon@sbcglobal.net). Please march! As we know, every vote, every person, every footstep counts.
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Sign up to stay informed about Equality Illinois events and issues.
Equality Illinois, in place since 1991, is the state's oldest, largest, and most effective advocacy organization dedicated to defending rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer Illinoisans.
Federal and World Action Items:
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Time is running out for Congress to enact a permanent, legislative fix to the termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The bipartisan Dream Act of 2017 (S.1615/H.R.3440) would grant DACA recipients permanent residence status and provide a pathway to citizenship for these undocumented immigrant youth who attend college, work in the U.S., and serve in the military.
- Send a text message with the words 'RAC4Dream' to 877877 to call your Senators and Representative and ask them to protect DREAMers by passing a clean Dream Act.
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Use this link to the RAC for more information.
- Congress has the authority to maintain the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program at a level proportionate to the global crisis and in line with our capacity, history, and values
Religious Action Center’s Advocacy & Activism Page
http://www.rac.org/advocacy-activism
National Council of Jewish Women’s Action page.
http://action.ncjw.org/site/PageServer?pagename=NCJW_homepage
Main page, featuring current news, issues, and events, with links to action items
https://ncjwcns.org
League of Women Voters
http://lwv.org/
League of Women Voters of Wilmette: http://www.lwvwilmette.org/
The Ounce of Prevention Fund: http://www.theounce.org/what-we-do/policy/action-center
Supports research and advocacy for crucial early childhood experiences.
ProCon.org: http://www.procon.org
The leading source for pros & cons of controversial issues.
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