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Two weeks ago was our 50th celebration at the amazing Hook Hall. 50 years, and 50 more to go.
This #givingtuesday consider donating to Faith in Action and our pursuit of love, dignity, and liberation. Head to the link in our bio or at https://act.faithinaction.org/a/2023-giving-tuesday to give 💙
Nov 28

Last night was our 50th anniversary celebration at @hookhall_dc! Thank you for all who celebrated with us whether us be in person or online.
Here’s to 50 more years of organizing for love, dignity, and liberation 🥂
Nov 16

Our 50th celebration has started! Join us here on Instagram for BTS of the night as we’re #RemixingFaith
Nov 15

In organizing we believe that our stories are our power. This is why we created Our Stories, a space for our stories to be told, honored, and known.
Discover all of the stories on our website or on our Our Stories highlight!
Nov 3

Alyssa Wright is an organizer with @organizenm and she’s leading our Rising Youth project in Las Cruces, New Mexico. She’s also being honored at our 50th celebration event this November! This is her day in the life!
Oct 26

We could not be more excited to introduce you to the Remixing Faith honorees that we we will be honoring at out 50th anniversary event. These talented organizers from across the country are putting their faith into action to create a future of love, dignity, and liberation for all.
• Allyssa Wright, NM CAFe: We are honoring Allyssa with the Rising Youth award for her leadership in the Las Cruces community.
• Heidi Carolina Zelaya de Henriquez, COFOA: As a grassroots leader in El Salvador, we’re honoring Heidi for her work to build power and bring justice across borders.
• Umar A. Hakim-Dey, LA Voice: We are honoring Umar for his decades of impact organizing Muslim communities in the Compton and Skid Row neighborhoods.
• Viola Katusiime, Granite State Organizing Project: Viola has put it all on the line in the Fight for 15.
Oct 25

Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III (@otismossiii ) is the Senior Pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, IL, and is a Senior Fellow with Auburn Seminary.
In the latest episode of the Prophetic Resistance Podcast with @michaelraymathews , we discuss themes from his new book, Dancing in the Darkness: Spiritual Lessons for Thriving in Turbulent Times. We explore the reality of the Darkness and how Black spiritualities have historically engaged in the darkest moments in our history. And we learn the powerful story of Robert Smalls and the brilliant, embodied wisdom of his daughter Makayla.
Full episode at faithinaction.org/podcast or in the link in our bio.
Oct 23

In organizing we believe that our stories are our power. This is why we created Our Stories, a space for our stories to be told, honored, and known.
Discover all of the stories on our website!
Oct 6

Meet Yurina, immigration Justice Community Organizer with LUNA (Latinos United for a New America) and part of the 2023-2024 Mujeristas Cohort at Faith in Action.
Mujeristas is a place where we want Latinas to thrive, feel safe, and step into their power.
Read the rest of her story in our previous post!
Oct 4

Meet Yurina, Community Organizer in Immigration Justice for the Organization Latinos Unidos Por Una Nueva América (LUNA)
She`s part of this years Mujeristas cohort, a program and safe space at Faith in Action that focuses on Latina women at Faith in Action and across the organizing network.
Be sure to catch up on the past posts with the rest of the cohort and be on the look out for the rest!
Oct 4
