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​Pennsylvania Together is a statewide coalition of more than 100 grassroots resistance groups.  Our members come together to build a better future for all, especially those who face oppression on a daily basis and now have reason to fear that it will be state-sanctioned. Together, we resist racism, misogyny and fascism; advocate for policy change; increase civic engagement; reduce voter registration and turnout gaps; and demand accountability from our elected leaders to put people and planet first.
Current Call to Action Priorities
URGENT: 
Protect Our Public Schools
On Tuesday, April 24th the Senate Education Committee will vote on Senate Bill 2, an education savings account voucher bill that would defund public schools that desperately need funding and move that tax-payer money to private, charter, and parochial schools instead.  Learn more about the issue from Pennsylvanians Opposed to Vouchers.

Join Education Voters of PA in Harrisburg to demonstrate your opposition to the bill on Tuesday,  at 10:30 in Room 8E-A in the East Wing of the Capitol. Please also call your PA Senator in opposition to this legislation. Taxpayer money should not go to schools that do not need the funding, do not have the same reporting standards as public schools, and in some cases teach intolerance.
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March to the Polls
Special Elections are coming!
On May 15 there will be special elections in three state House districts that went for Trump in 2016. Please consider making phone calls to voters in these districts to support these great candidates:
Helen Tai is running in HD 178 where Hillary lost with just under 47% in 2016. Helen is an experienced reformer, with the knowledge and skills to change the way our state government works. She’s the type of person we need in Harrisburg to restore sanity and move Pennsylvania forward. For the last 10 years, she has owned a small consulting business. Learn more about Helen. Call voters in the 178th.


Clark Mitchell, Jr. is running for the HD 48 seat in Washington County, where Conor Lamb won with 52.5% of the vote in March. A HD 48 native and leader of his own law practice, Clark is running to address the opioid crisis in Pennsylvania and to make sure schools all over the state are fairly funded, including technical training programs that support local job creation. Learn more about Clark. Call voters in the 48th.

​Carrie Heath is running in HD 68. Carrie was born in Tioga County. She is a teacher at Wellsboro High School and a proud member of PSEA. She’ll go to Harrisburg to fight for our schools and our farmers, and to make sure her district gets its fair share of investment in roads and bridges. Learn more about Carrie. Call voters in the 68th.
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