Past Actions
Lobby your legislators about Sustainable Energy
Opening the door to clean energy opportunities in Kentucky depends on passing good energy legislation in our General Assembly.
Along with our partners in the Kentucky Sustainable Energy Alliance (KySEA), we support the Clean Energy Opportunity Act, expanding Kentucky's net metering law, and expanding energy efficiency and renewable energy in our schools, called the Kentucky Green Schools Initiative.
Sign up for our email list
Fill out the form below to sign up for our email list. Choose the issue areas that are relevant to your interests, and we will send you an email when we have an important action for you to take. You may unsubscribe from our email list at any time.
Write a letter to the editor
Writing a letter to the editor is something simple and easy that can reach thousands of Kentuckians and help to educate, organize, and build awareness around the issues that we care about. Even very short letters can be powerful.
Register yourself and others to vote
How to register to vote
If you're uncertain whether you're registered to vote or unsure if you're registered to vote at your current address, please visit the Kentucky Voter Information Center.
You can register in-person at your local County Clerk’s office.
Historic Towns of Benham and Lynch Need Your Support
Two strip mines threaten the historic Harlan County, Kentucky cities of Lynch and Benham. The A & G and Nally & Hamilton strip mines endanger the high quality public water plus homes and buildings listed on the National Historic Register. The National Trust for Historic Preservation has acknowledged the threat by the listing Black Mountain as one of “America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.”
Register for the 2012 Voting Rights Lobby Day and Rally
Join us on March 8 for our major lobby day and rally to restore voting rights to former felons who have served their debt to society! We're planning on having 200 people come out and we especially value having more former felons there to talk about their own experiences.
Let's get HB 70 through the Kentucky Senate!
Last week House Bill 70, our Restoration of Voting Rights amendment, passed out of the state House of Representatives by a huge margin of 78-18.
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