Today's U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians is a devastating blow to hundreds of thousands of families who have built their lives in the United States and contributed to our communities for…
Smallholder farmers in North and Northeast Haiti are pressing the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) to change how it invests in Haitian agriculture. Eighty-five peasant and civic organizations have sent the IDB a platform titled We Plant Today So We Can…
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…
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…
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…
UPDATE April 6, 2026: Since this story was first published, OPODHA leaders have taken an important step forward. They are working with partner organizations in the North and Northeast to develop a shared platform that outlines priorities for the new…
Amid the collapse of government services, rising violence, and economic instability, grassroots leaders from the People’s Organization for the Development of Haiti (OPODHA) are pooling their resources to survive. They’ve organized 54 mutual aid lending funds with 3,132 enrolled members…
Faith in Action International has grown from 40 communities in 2019 to more than 360 in 2025. We're now supporting grassroots, bottom-up change in 13 countries in Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, and Eastern Europe. In 2025, new organizing took…
“Faith cannot be neutral when families are put at risk,” said Bishop Dwayne Royster, Executive Director of Faith in Action. On Tuesday, February 2, Bishop Dwayne Royster stood with faith leaders from across the country in a packed church in Springfield,…
“The Church should not shut itself inside the temple. It must go into the streets to provide assistance, human development, and advocacy. I invited COFOA because we need a method to develop Christians who are more engaged in public advocacy.”…
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