Stand with Afghanistan. Reject the Taliban.
Afghan-American Call-In Day
Make Your Voice Heard
AFGHAN-AMERICANS UNITE!
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
E-mail Campaign
Call-In Campaign
Contact your Congressional Representatives and the White House to ask for the continued support of democracy, freedom, and human rights in Afghanistan, especially for women and girls.
Join the DPPC to help our family and friends in Afghanistan on January 26, 2021—the anniversary of Afghanistan’s new constitution.
Check this page for updates soon. We will post instructions and tools to help you contact Congress and the White House.
TALKING POINTS
SAMPLE MESSAGE
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I am a proud Afghan American constituent.
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I ask you to stand with my community and support a sustainable peace process in Afghanistan .
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Help us protect democracy, freedom, and human rights for all Afghans, especially women and children.
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We do not want Afghanistan to become a haven for violent extremist organizations again.
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We want our friends and family in Afghanistan to have a better, safer life and we need your help to make this possible.
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17 years ago on this day, Afghanistan’s new constitution went into effect.
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Establishing democracy in Afghanistan took great sacrifices from Americans and Afghans working together.
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We hope both countries can continue to work together to preserve democracy in Afghanistan.
Dear Your Representative's Name,
I am a proud Afghan American constituent and I ask for you to stand with my community to support a sustainable peace process that protects democracy, freedom, and human rights for all Afghans, especially women and children. This peace process should also ensure Afghanistan never again becomes a haven for violent extremist organizations and remains an ally of the United States and democracies around the world.
Afghan-Americans live with the pain, suffering, and loss endured by the Afghan people through more than forty years of war. We want our friends and family in Afghanistan to have a better, safer life, and we need your support to make this possible.
As the 117th Congress addresses issues related to the ongoing peace process and aid to support military and humanitarian efforts in Afghanistan, I hope you will consider the sacrifices citizens of both countries have made to build a democracy in Afghanistan. Seventeen years ago on this day, Afghanistan’s new constitution went into effect, a great achievement in a democracy that was borne out of tremendous sacrifices by Americans and Afghans working together.
As your constituent and an American, it is my hope that our country can continue to work in partnership with Afghans to preserve Afghanistan’s democracy.
Sincerely,
Your Name
City, State
How to Make Your Voice Heard
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Your Elected Representatives
The White House
President of the United States
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, D.C. 20500
Phone:
Site:
(202) 456-1414
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Firstname Lastname
U.S. Senator
123 Market St NW
Washington, D.C. 00234
Phone:
Site:
(202) 456-2121
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U.S. Senator
123 Market St NW
Washington, D.C. 00234
Phone:
Site:
(202) 456-2121
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Firstname Lastname
Congressman
123 Market St NW
Washington, D.C. 00234
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Site:
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