Tell Congress: Stop border militarization and protect migrant lives: Last week, the bodies of two migrants were found in the Rio Grande. They were near the floating anti-migrant barrier recently installed by Gov. Greg Abbott. The barrier is another example of the deadly impact of border militarization, which has cost thousands of migrant lives. As Congress debates next year’s budget, tell them NO more funding for border militarization!
At a New Jersey women’s group, survivors find healing and support: Every month, a group of women gather at AFSC’s office in Newark, New Jersey. All are immigrants who moved to the U.S. for a better life. Most are survivors of domestic abuse. Many are mothers who’ve worked to keep their families together. Now they’re learning from each other and advocating for more just, humane immigration policies, writes AFSC’s Guissela Galindo.
Will you join our work to end Israeli apartheid?: Earlier this year, AFSC and a coalition of faith groups and other organizations launched a new initiative to end Israeli apartheid. We’re urging congregations, faith communities, schools, and organizations to take a pledge to work against apartheid and racism in all its forms. Over 130 groups have already signed on. Learn more about how your community can join our efforts.
Explore AFSC’s archives online: Our archives in Philadelphia hold the records of AFSC from over a century of work on peace and justice. They offer a unique perspective on the social, political, and economic movements of our time. Now, you can access many of our archival videos, photos, reports, letters, and other documents online.
