“Jess’s Rule has evolved from a heartfelt plea into a powerful movement, driven by the incredible public support of nearly half a million people."

- Andrea Brady

Here's how it will work:

Jess's Rule has the potential to save lives, especially among the younger generation:

Andrea Brady started her petition in January 2021 — 1700 days later Jess's Rule has become official guidance to all GPs in England

Learn more about the campaign here: Change.org/NigelFarageTaxes

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This is despite Sir Keir Starmer, Rishi Sunak and Rachel Reeves releasing their tax returns.

Petition starter Ben says: “It is vital that any potential Prime Minister demonstrates openness about their financial history to assure the British public that there are no conflicts of interest."

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"Retiring the number 20 jersey in his honour isn't merely an act of recognition, it's a testament to his profound impact on Liverpool's legacy," said petition starter Ryan Everitt

Petition link here: www.change.org/Retire20ForD...

#DiogoJoto #football #sport #LiverpoolFC

✍️ You can find the petition here: change.org/IslasLaw

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Within a week of being launched, the 32,000-signature campaign has already been raised in the Scottish Parliament, where First Minister @johnswinney.bsky.social
committed to "pursuing it" with his health secretary.

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Her older cousin, Mairi McGhee, has now launched a petition on @ukchange.bsky.social calling for ‘Isla’s Law’ - a new legal duty requiring that any child or young person under 18 be physically seen by a hospital specialist if a GP or NHS 111 refers them.

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Despite this progress, Emma says that more than 30 similar books are still being sold on the platform.

➡️ Her petition: change.org/AmazonAutism

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Emma, an autistic mother and CEO of a non-profit called @aimautistic.bsky.social, delivered her petition in person and secured a meeting with Amazon to push for change.

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She was there for one reason: to demand Amazon stop selling books that promote so-called “cures” for #autism — including giving industrial bleach to children.

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"That something positive has come from something so sad makes me feel that I matter and that he matters. It has given me a purpose in life."

Our thoughts are with Hannah's family and friends.

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Hannah, like many Change.org users, thought of herself as an accidental campaigner.

"I know it sounds a bit twee, but I feel grateful to Alfie for sending me down the path of doing something that I love."

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Two years later, Alfie became the the first person in the UK to receive a permanent cannabis license, and the law was changed.

It is estimated that 75,000 people in the UK have been helped by medical cannabis thanks to Hannah's tireless campaigning.

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In 2017 Hannah launched a petition on @ukchange.bsky.social to campaign to allow her son Alfie, who suffers from severe epilepsy, to be treated with medicinal cannabis.

change.org/p/please-sav...

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➡️ You can find the petition here:

www.change.org/p/iceland-st...