8/20/2021
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Nathan Proctor
Senior Director, Campaign for the Right to Repair

Author: Nathan Proctor

Senior Director, Campaign for the Right to Repair

(857) 413-2534
Contact person by email

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Started on staff: 2005
B.A., Tufts University

Nathan leads U.S. PIRG’s Right to Repair campaign, working to pass legislation that will prevent companies from blocking consumers’ ability to fix their own electronics. In 2009, while working with the network’s Digital Team, he mobilized so many people to deliver online comments to then-California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in opposition to cuts to the state parks budget that they crashed the governor’s email servers. Nathan lives in Arlington, Mass., with his wife and two children.

Please note our current planned date is November 8.

You can help us plan the day by filling our interest form, here. 


Bookmark this page for future updates on our Massachusetts Right to Repair Lobby Day this fall. 

To find out more about pending Right to Repair reforms in Massachusetts, visit: 

Massachusetts.Repair.org 

Senate Bill Page -- includes full text of the bill and a list of every legislator who has co-sponsored it. 

House Bill Page -- includes full text of the bill and a list of every legislator who has co-sponsored it. 

Curious as to who your state representatives are? Look them up here: https://openstates.org/

 

 

You can contact Nathan Proctor, whose contact information is linked below, with any questions. 

Nathan Proctor
Senior Director, Campaign for the Right to Repair

Author: Nathan Proctor

Senior Director, Campaign for the Right to Repair

(857) 413-2534
Contact person by email

More posts by this author

Started on staff: 2005
B.A., Tufts University

Nathan leads U.S. PIRG’s Right to Repair campaign, working to pass legislation that will prevent companies from blocking consumers’ ability to fix their own electronics. In 2009, while working with the network’s Digital Team, he mobilized so many people to deliver online comments to then-California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in opposition to cuts to the state parks budget that they crashed the governor’s email servers. Nathan lives in Arlington, Mass., with his wife and two children.

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