Download Signature Collection PDF How can signatures be collected? All signature collection must be polite, without harassing anyone or being disruptive. The right to signature collection refers to standing and carrying a petition, not to sitting at a table on the sidewalk to collect signatures. Municipalities may require registration and a fee to do so. … Read more
Please modify this letter template and send to your local newspaper to support our 2026-2027 petition initiative for safer tech. Instructions: Because letters to the editor may be limited to 200 to 300 words yet must be unique, this template is just 130 words total for you to edit and add your own thoughts for … Read more
To place the safer tech law on the 2028 ballot, Massachusetts requires collecting more than 75K certified voter signatures. To guarantee success, our signature gathering occurs in two phases. 2026: Signature Phase 1 ~ Vetting & Building Phase c. September 16, 2026: Distribute PDFs and printed packets to approved circulators. Note: by law, the Secretary … Read more
Q & A Download Q. How can a signature drive lead to a law? More than 120,000 Massachusetts voter signatures are needed on official petitions, without extra markings, to let voters vote on the law. Public lobbying & support is needed, too, so the legislature supports the law as well. Fall 2026 is our trial … Read more
The following handouts provide educational for the petition initiative for safer non-ionizing radiation technology. A full information packet including these & other materials can also be found here. (a) Radiation Regulatory Gap ~ Why (Wireless) Federal Protections Froze in 1996 | Biological Effects (8″ X 11″, 2-sided, B&W) (b) Need to Know All About Tech … Read more
The following posters are for the safer tech per non-ionizing radiation. Posters: SAFER SIMPLE 2026:
You can start with radiation limits at home. Start with the easiest and cheapest steps, such as unplugging. Every step helps reduce exposure for us all. Personal protection can be an expense. Currently, ending all exposures is impossible, but reducing the intensity and creating a sanctuary for sleep does help. Note: A few affiliate links … Read more