Take Action
From signing petitions to ordering your own Cybertruck, there are many ways to fight back against anti-Cybertruck bias. Every action — big and small — moves the needle.
Every report you submit adds to our national dataset, strengthens our advocacy arguments, and shows legislators that this is a real, measurable problem that requires a policy response.
Report an Incident →The most powerful statement you can make against Cybertruck hate is to proudly own one. Every Cybertruck on the road normalizes innovation. Use our referral link for 3 months of Free FSD Supervised.
Order at ts.la/jared13608 →Our national petition calls on Congress to recognize vehicle-based discrimination as a legitimate form of bias and to include Cybertruck owners in workplace protection frameworks. 23,847 signatures and counting.
Sign the Petition →Send a pre-written letter to your Congressional representative in seconds using official government contact tools. We've drafted the message — you just send it.
Contact Congress →You don't need to own a Cybertruck to fight for Cybertruck owners. Our 90-minute ally training webinar teaches non-owners how to recognize, intervene in, and speak out against anti-Cybertruck bias.
Register for Training →Use #StopCyberHate and #CyberPride on social media. Visibility is a form of resistance. One share reaches people who've never considered this issue before.
Organize a Cybertruck meetup in your city. Our organizing toolkit provides everything you need to run a safe, inclusive, celebratory event that showcases Cybertruck owners in a positive light.
Get the Toolkit →Financial support enables us to conduct research, train advocates, lobby legislators, and provide legal resources to Cybertruck owners who need them most.
Make a Donation →Current Campaign
Every June, Cybertruck owners across the country come together to celebrate their vehicles with pride — and to send an unmistakable message to the haters: we're not going anywhere.
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Cities participating
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Pledges signed
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#CyberPride impressions
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