
Campaigns
At MVP, our members and leaders select issues through deep listening and community decision-making. Then, we come together to take those issues and choose specific, strategic, and winnable campaigns to address them.
ISSUES AND CAMPAIGNS
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Immigrant Rights
Fighting together to stop deportations and protect immigrant families, guided by the belief that every person deserves safety and dignity. Our work challenges unjust systems while affirming that no human being is illegal, and that our communities are strongest when everyone belongs.
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Affordable Housing
Access to housing is a fundamental human right, yet too many in our region face homelessness and instability. We believe safe and affordable housing is the foundation of a thriving, healthy community. That’s why we organize to remove systemic barriers and push for long-term solutions that guarantee housing stability & dignity for all.
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Healthcare Justice
Healthcare is a human right, yet too many families are denied care because of profit-driven systems and hospital closures. MVP is fighting for a healthcare system that puts people first by protecting safety-net services, expanding access to affordable and culturally competent care, and ensuring that everyone can get the treatments they need.
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Economic Justice
We stand with workers to win fair pay, defend union rights, and ensure all jobs come with dignity and security. At the same time, we support economic development that builds self-determination and power for historically low-income communities and communities of color, challenging the systems that fuel inequality.
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Equitable Education
The state Constitution calls on us to cherish the education of ALL our children, but sometimes the systems in place fall short. Across the Merrimack Valley, teams are working to make it true from legislative priorities to seeing youth themselves take the lead.
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Climate Justice
Building a just and sustainable future by tackling environmental racism, pushing for reliable and affordable public transit, and reducing pollution, while local leaders take on flooding, heat, and other climate impacts in our neighborhoods.
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