We need you to keep up the pressure.
We can't allow Kavanaugh to be given the power to determine the health and constitutional rights of women for generations to come.
There's still time to reach these senators and demand that they stand for you the people they represent, rather than political partisanship.
Call, show up at the Capitol or in a state office, grab every friend, march, and get loud.
Your calls are working. Keep 'em coming! Tell your senators why listening to survivors and protecting women's rights is important to YOU.
Use our easy form.
We need to get LOUD. Tweet at your senator and tell them:
"Listen to survivors of sexual violence. Reject Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination, and call for it to be withdrawn immediately. Shame on you if you let this nomination proceed. We're watching, and we won't forget what you do."
Click the button below to find the Twitter handles for your senators and send your tweet.
We know from hearing from senators that the power of a handwritten letter can't be understated. Be sure to post a photo on social media with the hashtag #DearSenators.
Make your letter simple: Stick to a main point around your story. The more personal your story, the stronger the message.
It’s best to keep your letter to one page.
Don’t forget to put your letter in the mail! We recommend mailing to your senators’ local offices — they don’t get nearly as much mail there as their Washington, D.C. addresses, so your letter is more likely to be read.
Don’t be afraid to send multiple letters to multiple offices for the same senator! For example, if you send Sen. Joe Manchin a letter to both his D.C. office and his Charleston office, that means his staff is twice as likely to read it.
in America has been the victim of an attempted or completed rape in her lifetime. Survivors deserve a Supreme Court justice who will fight for and protect their rights.
will be sexually abused before they turn 18 years old.
including a majority of Democrats, Independents, and Republicans, don’t want to see Roe v. Wade overturned.
in this country will have an abortion in her lifetime.
have benefitted from access to birth control because of the Affordable Care Act.
were considered to have a pre-existing condition, before the Affordable Care Act.
Just last year, he tried to prevent a young undocumented woman in U.S. custody from accessing a safe, legal abortion for over a month — pushing her into the second trimester.
His confirmation would tip the Supreme Court’s balance away from our constitutional right to access safe, legal abortion.
He argued against birth control coverage provided by the Affordable Care Act, claiming that your boss should be able to deny your coverage.
He’s been praised by a number of anti-abortion groups.
If confirmed, he’d be the second most conservative judge on the bench next to Justice Clarence Thomas.
Follow the @DearSenators account on Instagram and hashtag #DearSenators on Twitter.
#DearSenators: I was 15 yrs old. I got drunk with my friend & her bf. Her bf’s brother raped me. I was so scared to tell my parents, the authorities or anyone. If I would have known about Planned Parenthood then, that’s where I would have gone because they understand.
#DearSenators: When I was 20 years old, I chose to have an abortion. Roe v. Wade afforded me that freedom. 13 years later, I gave birth to my daughter, Matilda. During those 13 years I was able to earn a college education, gain financial independence, and start a career.
#DearSenators: "...I'm asking you to stand with young women around Maine and the United States. We need you to stand with us and oppose Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination. I need you to support my right to choose. I am only 17 and have a long way to go. I'd like to choose what happens to my body. Please support American women. It's simple. Stand with us."
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