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AAUW - No Kings

On October 18, AAUW members will join communities nationwide to demonstrate the power of people working together for education, economic opportunity, civil rights, and a healthy democracy. This is not a day of quiet reflection — it’s a day of courage and nonpartisan, nonviolent action grounded in AAUW’s mission. We’ll lift up students and families, stand with educators, and affirm that every person deserves the freedom to learn, to earn, and to live with dignity.

Date: October 18, 2025

Location: Over 2000+ locations and growing.

RSVP to register and bring your voice to the movement!

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Keep it people-power forward, nonpartisan, and focused on education, civil rights, and democracy.

  • Higher Ed Access & Affordability
    Policy choices are pushing college out of reach — especially for women, first-gen students, and students of color. We need debt-reducing policies and supports for student-parents so talent isn’t priced out.
  • Civil Rights Enforcement
    Students deserve learning environments free from discrimination, backed by a fully functioning U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights and, when needed, the DOJ. Fund and enforce Title IX so rights are real in every classroom and on every campus.
  • Public Ed / No Vouchers
    Public dollars must strengthen public schools, not subsidize private vouchers that drain resources and fuel censorship. Invest in teachers, students, and inclusive, evidence-based learning.
  •  Economic Security & Reproductive Freedom
    Women’s economic security depends on policies that let them learn, work, and care for their families. Protect paid leave, affordable child care, and reproductive freedom so women can stay in school, advance at work, and lead.
  • Voting Rights
    Our voices matter — and our votes must count. Protect and expand access so every community can shape its future.

Contact Your Representatives

US Senate

Name Phone Email Capitol Address District Address Website
John Cornyn 202-224-2934 Email Form 517 Hart Senate Office
Washington, DC 20510
1500 Broadway
Suite 1230
Lubbock, TX 79401
Web
Ted Cruz 202-224-5922 west_texas@cruz.senate.gov 167 Russell
Washington, DC 20510
Email Us Web

US House

Name Phone Email Capitol Address District Address Website
Jodey Arrington 202-225-4005 Contact Page 1111 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
1312 Texas Ave.
Ste. 219
Lubbock, TX 79401
Web

Texas Senate

Name Phone Email Capitol Address District Address Website
Charles Perry, District 28 512-463-0128 charles.perry@senate.texas.gov P.O. Box 12068
Capitol Station
Austin, TX 78711
11003 Quaker Avenue
#101
Lubbock, TX 79424
Web

Texas House

Name Phone Email Capitol Address District Address Website
Dustin Burrows, District 83 512-463-0542 dustin.burrows@house.texas.gov P.O. Box 2910
Room CAP GW.8
Austin, TX 78768
10507 Quaker Avenue
Suite 103
Lubbock, Texas 79424
Web
Carl H. Tepper, District 84 512-463-0676 carl.tepper@house.texas.gov P.O. Box 2910
Room E1.316
Austin, TX 78768
6515 68th Street
Suite 200-7
Lubbock, Texas 79424
Web

Texas Board of Education

Name Phone Email Capitol Address District Address Website
Aaron Kinsey, District 15 325-238-6050 aaron.kinsey@sboe.texas.gov P.O. Box 605
Midland, TX 79702
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