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Ending E.O. 13166,
   the "Multilingual
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Tell your elected officials to defend English

Send a free message to your Congressmen urging them to support English as the official, unifying language of our nation. Click here to use our Legislative Action Center. To receive Action Alerts from ProEnglish, simply click here.

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Help Make English the Official Language of Your State

Click here for a state-by-state round up of official English bills currently pending in the states, including information on your state legislators and information on how to contact them directly. Encourage your town, city or county government to pass a resolution supporting declaring English as our official language.
Click here for a printable, sample resolution, or here for a model official English statute.

Help ProEnglish grow...

...by telling your friends about our work to preserve English as the unifying language of our nation. Send them a link to our website, or include a mention of ProEnglish in every email you send to friends and family by adding ProEnglish to your email signature. To find out how to add ProEnglish to your email signature, click here.

Write Letters To The Editor

Write letters to the editor of your local newspaper supporting making English the official language. Or write letters in response to your local news stories about English in the workplace, English in schools, and the use of English by government agencies. For tips on writing effective letters to the editor, click here.