MISSION:

     The Pandemic Response Project (PReP) is a volunteer organization founded by Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips, J.D. Presently, most states can mandate vaccines without exemptions during a declared emergency, and quarantine non-vaccinated residents in government facilities against their will. PReP's primary goal is to reform emergency health laws to allow citizens to say "NO!" to these and other mandatory emergency procedures and protocols. The primary motivation for this agenda is the profoundly mismanaged 2009-2010 swine flu pandemic that enriched vaccine manufacturers with wasted public funds and caused unnecessary death and disability to vaccine recipients world-wide.

     In December of 2001 (in the wake of 9/11), the CDC began aggressively promoting the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act (MSEHPA), which proposed sweeping, overreaching state authority during declared emergencies. In the years that have followed, most states have enacted parts of this Model Act, giving states new authority that more severely restricts citizens' rights and choices during declared emergencies in areas including forced vaccination and quarantine.

     Since the primary authority for state residents is state law, PReP's primary focus is the reform of emergency health laws at the state level. A secondary focus concerns supporting changes in emergency health laws at the federal level, and supporting state initiatives aimed at expanding freedom of choice for routine immunizations. See Help With Vaccine Choice Legislation at the Vaccine Rights website for more on this.

MISSION:

     The Pandemic Response Project (PReP) is a volunteer organization founded by Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips, J.D. Presently, most states can mandate vaccines without exemptions during a declared emergency, and quarantine non-vaccinated residents in government facilities against their will. PReP's primary goal is to reform emergency health laws to allow citizens to say "NO!" to these and other mandatory emergency procedures and protocols. The primary motivation for this agenda is the profoundly mismanaged 2009-2010 swine flu pandemic that enriched vaccine manufacturers with wasted public funds and caused unnecessary death and disability to vaccine recipients world-wide.

     In December of 2001 (in the wake of 9/11), the CDC began aggressively promoting the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act (MSEHPA), which proposed sweeping, overreaching state authority during declared emergencies. In the years that have followed, most states have enacted parts of this Model Act, giving states new authority that more severely restricts citizens' rights and choices during declared emergencies in areas including forced vaccination and quarantine.

     Since the primary authority for state residents is state law, PReP's primary focus is the reform of emergency health laws at the state level. A secondary focus concerns supporting changes in emergency health laws at the federal level, and supporting state initiatives aimed at expanding freedom of choice for routine immunizations. See Help With Vaccine Choice Legislation at the Vaccine Rights website for more on this.