Now that the Supreme Court has overthrown Roe V. Wade, Arizona’s ban on abortions after 15 weeks is in effect.

Alaska has very few good gun policies in place and suffers one of the highest rates of gun deaths in the nation.

The death penalty in Arizona was on hold by executive action until May 2022 when they started executing people again.

Large disparities in data sharing means a disproportionate number of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls go unfound.

Mass incarceration of people of color, prison conditions, an increase in the use of isolation are just some of the reasons for prison reform including in Alaska where a record 18 people died in their state prisons last year.

Alaskan chinook (king) salmon are in record breaking decline and need protection now.

Multiple mining operations risk the lives of wildlife and water quality in Alaska where extraction is big business and too often wins.

Some 90,000 members of the Navajo nation are underhoused or unhoused, and another 60,000 don’t have water in their homes.

The Sonoran Desert and it wildlife are under threat from development, mining, grazing, invasive species, rerouting rivers, and climate change.

Detained immigrants in Arizona do not have a right to public defenders and people in poverty often go without legal representation.

Wyoming is one of 15 states that actively discriminates against LGBTQ+ people.

Wyoming stands out for allowing wolf killing almost anywhere in the state and by any means, no matter how brutal or if the wolf is a pup.

Wyoming is fighting back against a US. Department of Interior move to stop or reduce oil, gas, and mineral extraction on federal public lands.

Wyoming is among the US states that still allows the death penalty, which is banned in every other western industrialized country.

Wyoming has one of the highest rates of gun deaths and gun suicide in the country, along with some of the weakest gun laws and high household firearm ownership.

Wisconsin scores low on good gun laws while it has resisted Shoot First laws, and Black residents are significantly higher to die by gun homicide then white ones.

A Canadian oil company is trying to reroute an oil pipeline through Northern Wisconsin, putting water and wetlands at great risk.

Wisconsin was made world famous for wolf slaughter in 2021 when 218 wolves were legally gunned down in just a few days shattering family packs and the state population.

Wisconsin is one of the top 15 states with major book bans in schools.

The University of Wisconsin system accepted state money in a trade for limiting DEI programs and firing related staff.