Faith in Action is a national community organizing network that gives people of faith the tools that they need to fight for justice and work towards a more equitable society.
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RISE + VOTE
Flipping the Formula is a year-round program that connects voter engagement to issue-based organizing to build power, sustainability and impact over multiple …
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LIVE FREE
LIVE FREE is Faith in Action’s campaign to end gun violence and mass incarceration in the United States. Through innovative approaches that …
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Moral Economy
A moral economy is one that is developed with a racial equity lens, and one that permits individuals and families to thrive. …
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Binsar is Free!
After a partial victory three weeks ago when a judge told ICE to transfer Binsar to a detention center close to home, …
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Haiti Needs Your Support / Haití Necesita Su Apoyo / Ayiti bezwen sipò ou
By now you’ve heard of the devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake that killed …
Continue readingKeeping Faith Reflection from Rev. Molly Housh Gordon
For months my young children have asked for the same made up …
Continue readingKeeping Faith Reflection from Rabbi Jason Rosenberg
Purim, the Jewish holiday which begins this year at sundown on February …
Continue readingKeeping Faith Reflection from Rev. Michael-Ray Mathews
Last year in February, I found my third great-grandmother Delsie Faulker Harkness …
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