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We are the largest grassroots, global faith-based organizing network. The nonpartisan organization works with 1,000 congregations in more than 200 cities and towns through its 46 local and state federations as well as in Haiti, Central America, Africa, and Eastern Europe.
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Meet Adolis Ramos, a community organizer with the Essex County Community Organization in Massachusetts.
As an immigrant, Adolis knows firsthand the importance of having a place to call home. Through her work advocating for fair housing, she reminds us that we all have a role to play in creating a better world.
Because change doesn’t happen on its own. It happens when people like Adolis step up and take action.
Oct 16
Rev. Dr. Cassandra Gould, our Deputy Director, has a message for you.
Thank you for showing up to our Tuesday Count Me In calls. Now it is time to take it to the polls.
Join us for Souls to the Polls - collective action at the ballot box with our faith and community partners.
Oct 16
Join us for Souls to the Polls on Tuesday, October 20, at 7 p.m. ET. 🗳️
Shaunda Johnson, Executive Director at @fianevada, and Pastor Rhonda Thomas, Executive Director at @faithinflorida, will share practical tools and inspiration to mobilize congregations and faith communities to exercise their right to vote - together!
Invite someone from your congregation or community to join you. Together, we can help our neighbors feel informed, supported, and ready to vote.
Register at the link in our bio. #vote #faithinaction
Oct 16
We are back with our Count Me In election protection training series.
This week faith leaders from across the country came together to talk about presence and protection at the polls — because knowing your rights before Election Day is one thing. Knowing what to do when something goes wrong is another.
Election Day is coming. We are making sure our communities are ready.
Oct 15
Join us TODAY, October 14, at noon ET for “Faith, Power & the Ballot Box: Religion and Voting Rights in the Midterms,” a live virtual conversation hosted by Religion News Service.
Faith in Action Executive Director Bishop Dwayne Royster will join Rev. Dr. Jay Augustine and RNS reporter Adelle Banks, with moderator Niala Boodhoo, to discuss how congregations are mobilizing voters, voter disenfranchisement, and what’s at stake for Black and brown communities this November.
Together, we can put our faith into action to protect access to the ballot and strengthen participation.
Register at the link in our bio and share this invitation with your congregation and community.
#FaithinAction #VotingRights #FaithAndDemocracy
Oct 14
Our faith calls us to stand with one another.
As our communities face escalating immigration enforcement, we are called to put our faith into action by caring for our neighbors and standing together.
Check in with loved ones. Help families access food, childcare and community support. Share verified information and protect people’s privacy.
Swipe through for ways to support immigrant families and organize care through your congregation and community. We keep each other safe.
For more information or resources, contact us at news@faithinaction.org.
Oct 13
Casting your vote is one thing. Making sure it counts is another.
As part of our Count Me In campaign Faith in Action hosted a virtual call on election protection — covering where certification can be contested, how to prepare for interference beyond Election Day, and how to coordinate when democratic processes come under pressure.
We were joined by Attorney Denise Lieberman of the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition.
Because the work does not stop on Election Day.
Follow FIANational for more and link in bio to get involved.
Oct 9
This weekend Faith in Action was part of the Shared Future gathering in Houston — and what happened there matters.
Faith leaders, community organizers, and everyday people came together to share their stories, sharpen their organizing skills, and figure out how to protect immigrant families in their communities.
These were Connected Americans. US citizens whose own families, churches, and neighborhoods are being directly impacted by detention and deportation. People with real skin in this game.
They left ready to go home and do something about it.
Because this fight does not just belong to immigrants. It belongs to everyone whose life is touched by them. And in this country — that is all of us.
Oct 9
Count Me In! Join us TONIGHT at 7 p.m. ET for our virtual Election Protection Training to learn how to prepare for election interference and respond beyond Election Day.
Keep these upcoming gatherings on your calendar:
🗓️ October 13: Presence and Protection at the Polls
🗓️ October 20: Souls to the Polls
🗓️ October 29: Election Multi-faith Prayer Call
All gatherings are virtual at 7 p.m. ET. Together, we’re building the knowledge and relationships our communities need to act. Join us and invite someone to come with you!
#CountMeIn #FaithInAction #ElectionProtection
Oct 6
🗳️ 28 days until Election Day! Make a plan now: check your voter registration, explore your voting options, and decide when and where you’ll cast your ballot.
Then bring someone along! Invite a friend, family member, or neighbor to make their plan, too.
Election Day is November 3. Together, we can help shape the future of our communities.
#CountMeIn #FaithinAction #MakeAPlanToVote
Oct 6
🗳️ Count Me In! Make a plan to vote early and bring someone with you.
Voting is one way we help shape the communities we want to live in. Check your state’s date, choose a time that works for you, and invite a friend, neighbor, or family member to join you.
Dates and availability may vary by location. Check your local election office for hours, locations, and voting options.
Together, let’s show up and be counted. 💙
#CountMeIn #FaithinAction #VoteEarly #Midterms2026
Oct 1
Faith in Action launched Count Me In — a national campaign to get people voting, learning, and leading.
We kicked it off with a virtual block party featuring faith leaders, community organizers, young leaders, and Stacey Abrams.
The issues affecting our communities are real. The response is simple — vote, bring more people in, and keep organizing.
Are you counted in?
Oct 1
