Send a quick Letter to the Editor to tell Congress that families are sick and tired of the lack of policies to support us to thrive!

We’re Sick and Tired

Not a single family with young kids has gone unscathed from this rampant RSV, COVID, cold, and flu season. The combination of lack of paid sick days and paid family & medical leave, our overstressed childcare system, and general lack of policies that lift families has created a virulent cocktail no one needed to cap off 2022.

This is a powerful way to make sure our elected leaders get the message. Lawmakers are reading their local papers to get a sense of what matters to people in their own community. With the quick and easy tool on the right, you can help make sure policies that lift families like paid sick days and comprehensive child care makes it to the top of their agenda by sending a Letter to the Editor to your local paper!

Just fill in the form on the right and click "NEXT" to see our sample letter and talking points.**

Here's how to send your letter:

1) Fill in your name and contact information on this page in the form on the right-hand side and click NEXT. Important note: We ask for your phone number because papers require this info with all letters, but your phone will NOT be published or shared!

2) When you get to the next screen, choose a newspaper for your letter—and then click on the Sample, Letter, and Talking Points buttons to write your letter. If you want to use part, or all of that sample letter, just copy and paste the text into the small empty box to the right on that page. It's easy!

3) Click send and watch for your letter to be published!

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