Haiti: OPODHA Prepares for Its General Assembly with Agricultural Officials
In Haiti’s North and Northeast Departments, OPODHA leaders are preparing for a general assembly at the end of August that will bring more than 500 members together with…
Honduras: Partnering with Mayors to Win Regional Priorities for Rural Communities
In Francisco Morazán, COFOA-Honduras has united local communities, mayors, and legislators to advance two regional priorities: a regional health facility serving the north of the department, and the…
Stand in Solidarity with Haitian Farmers
OPODHA’s campaign, We Plant Today So We Can Feed Ourselves Tomorrow, has reached a crossroads. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) finally agreed, under pressure, to meet with OPODHA and…
Faith Leaders Condemn SCOTUS Decision to End TPS for Haitians – Call on Senate to Act on Bipartisan Legislation to Protect Haitian families
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…
Haiti: Haitian Farmers to IDB: Invest in Us, Not Foreign Contractors
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…
Hungary: When the model breaks
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…
Faith Leaders File Supreme Court Brief Urging Protection for 350,000 Haitian Families
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…
New Global Learning Project on Authoritarian Dynamics
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…
Hungary: Seeds of Hope for Democracy in Tenant Organizing
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…
Haitian Diaspora: Faith in Action and Haitian Clergy File Amicus Brief
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…
Colombia: COFOA’s Organizing Method Takes Root in Soacha
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…
Namibia: Organizing Takes Root in Rehoboth
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…