What Hungary's Election Means for Democracy It turns out you can only lie, cheat, steal, and impoverish your country in the name of Christianity and family values for so long before people get disgusted and throw you out of office…
Where do organized communities get the power and leverage to change policies and systems? What is the source of our power? We need to apply as much, or more, energy analyzing and testing our own power as we do the…
Faith leaders weight in with Supreme Court and Senate WASHINGTON, DC — Faith in Action, together with 57 faith leaders from across the United States, has filed an amicus curiae brief urging the Supreme Court to protect Temporary Protected Status…
How do regular people build enough power to change the policies and systems that shape their lives? This training provides tools people can use to better understand how inequality works in their communities and countries. It explains how systems have…
What is power? How have we experienced it? What do we want and need to create change? This is the presentation from the introduction to a six-month international learning program on power and organizing. Power Session 1 - Introduction The…
Faith in Action International is partnering with the Central European University (CEU) on a new global learning project to help U.S. social justice organizations learn from their international peers in countries that have experienced authoritarian dynamics. Organizers have hard-earned experience…
15 Lujza Street in Budapest, Hungary, is home to 14 families — and a story of what organized people can win. The building is one of 120 public housing properties in Józsefváros, an ethnically and economically diverse district in the…
Faith in Action and 56 faith leaders with Haitian members filed an Amicus Brief in the Supreme Court in support of 352,959 Haitians at risk of losing their Temporary Protected Status (TPS). The brief argues that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem…
For the first time, COFOA’s community organizing model is taking root in South America—in the hills of Soacha, Colombia, where tens of thousands of families live without reliable water, paved roads, or legal land titles. Starting in Soacha In January…
In Rehoboth, Namibia, a new organizing effort is beginning to take shape—grounded in relationships, faith, and the leadership of local residents. The work is being led by Rev. Colin Perceval Gertze, a Methodist minister and community organizer, who is being…
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