What You Can Do

• Contact your Congressional Representatives.

• Share your perspective on the importance of the CRS.

• Emphasize how CRS mediation services benefit communities of all backgrounds and beliefs.

• Highlight specific examples of how community relations work strengthens our nation.

• See Support for CRS to see how others have expressed their concerns.

How to Contact Your Congressional Representatives

• Visit the official congressional directory at congress.gov/members/find-your-member.

  • Enter your address in the search box to find your senators and house representatives.

  • Click on your representatives' names to access their contact information.

  • Call their offices or use their online contact forms to share your concerns.

• Call the U.S. Capitol Switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and ask to be connected to your representative.

• Visit your representatives' official websites, which typically include contact forms and local office phone numbers.

You can also

• Build on the work of civil rights and community organizations supporting CRS by encouraging other organizations to speak up.

• Urge law enforcement, local government officials, clergy, teachers, business owners, and others in your communities also to raise their voices.

• Encourage members of the media to tell the CRS story to raise visibility and help break through the noise.

• Use our Contact form to let us know how we can assist. Recommend others to do the same.