Last weekend members from all of our 6 chapters, along with our organizing partners, headed to Harrisburg to demand state legislators respond to the affordability crisis by taxing billionaires and big tech corporations. We joined hundreds of other Pennsylvanians to march through the halls of the Capitol and meet with state representatives.
Members from Erie had a successful meeting with their state rep, Bob Merski. After hearing Erie residents’ stories about struggling through the affordability crisis, Merski ended up signing on to the bills and joining us at the rally.
It’s time for the PA legislature to tax billionaires and big tech corporations so that poor and working families don’t lose their housing!
Shoutout to our coalition partners:
Erie County United
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We organize people, workers, apartment renters and organizations to run issue-based campaigns in order to build independent political power and create life-changing policies and actions. Our organizing is focused on connecting communities of color with white working class communities in rural and ex-urban areas that have experienced disinvestment from economic opportunities and organizing resources, with the goal of rebuilding long-term organizing infrastructure.
Last weekend members from all of our 6 chapters, along with our organizing partners, headed to Harrisburg to demand state legislators respond to the affordability crisis by taxing billionaires and big tech corporations. We joined hundreds of other Pennsylvanians to march through the halls of the Capitol and meet with state representatives.
Members from Erie had a successful meeting with their state rep, Bob Merski. After hearing Erie residents’ stories about struggling through the affordability crisis, Merski ended up signing on to the bills and joining us at the rally.
It’s time for the PA legislature to tax billionaires and big tech corporations so that poor and working families don’t lose their housing!
Shoutout to our coalition partners:
05/11/2026
05/04/2026
🗳️ Today, May 4, is the last day to register to vote in PA! Check your registration and make sure your info is updated at vote.pa. 🗳️
04/24/2026
Last Wednesday, we packed the Erie City Council meeting to share our own experiences navigating the affordability crisis and to call for solutions from our leaders. Over 40 people held the line during the marathon council meeting, with many waiting until after 10:00 PM (on a school/work night!) to ensure our voices were heard.
04/23/2026
Please join us on May 1st at the Cathedral of Saint Paul for a community conversation!
04/20/2026
In recent days, our compañero Carlos Mora took part in a 130-mile march from Pittsburgh to the Moshannon Valley detention center.
It was a peaceful action to bring attention to the reality many immigrant families face—separation, detention, and harsh conditions. The march ended with a vigil in support of those detained.
As an organization, we remain committed to dignity, rights, and justice for our community.
Erie County United organizer Carlos Mora was recently part of a 130-mile march from PIttsburgh to an ICE facility in Clearfield County. See link below ⬇️
📸 PROVIDED BY CARLOS MORA
04/15/2026
You've seen prices go up. From your grocery store bill, to filling up your tank, and to your everyday bills. Enough is enough.
Now more than ever we need our elected leaders to stand up for our futures and step up with real solutions to the affordability crisis. Join us at the next Erie City Council Meeting TODAY Wednesday, April 15 at 6 PM to tell council to take action on the growing affordability crisis.
Register here: https://www.mobilize.us/paunited/event/916179/
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