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Last year, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) introduced legislation aimed at establishing a right to repair policy for the U.S. military. Her push followed the failure of a right to repair…

Lawmakers are beginning to return to their statehouses as new legislative sessions kick off across the nation. And it looks like the trend of US states enacting their own unique…

Last month, on October 24, we co-hosted a webinar with our partner Patients Rising to explore the potential implications of right-to-repair policies on patient safety. The panel talked about the…

On October 18, right-to-repair advocates worldwide celebrated Repair Day 2024. We join these stakeholders in recognizing the clear benefits of empowering individuals to restore and extend the lifespan of their…

Earlier this month, Pennsylvania’s Commerce Committee approved HB-2535, a right to repair bill requiring manufacturers to make available to consumers information needed to conduct device repairs. This bill now heads…

Earlier this month, the Washington branch of the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) recapped their summer activity, which included canvassing consumers about the perks of the right to repair your…

World Patient Safety Day is here, and this year the theme is crucial to our healthcare system: “Improving Diagnosis for Patient Safety” with the slogan “Get it right, make it…

Last month, the Senate Committee on Armed Services convened to discuss the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for FY 2025. This annual review is essential to confirm that the U.S….

This year, varying forms of right to repair legislation have been considered in nearly 30 US states. The legislation impacts multiple business and product sectors, from automobiles to healthcare. Now,…

Last month, our partner Patients Rising held its annual “We the Patients” fly-in on Capitol Hill, uniting nearly 60 patient advocates from over 20 states. The event aimed to transform…