Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, the Baháʼí faith and many others share a central commitment to the sacredness of every person.
Welcome the refugee.
Treat the stranger as your own.
Compassion knows no borders.
Love has no walls.
For more than twenty years, the Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity has been joining hands with people of faith to act on these core beliefs. We defend the humanity of the immigrant and fight for the rights of the incarcerated. Working at the intersection of spirituality and social movements, we mobilize congregations to take a stand on issues of social justice like immigration and mass incarceration… [read more]
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- TELEMUNDO 48: Exigen mejores condiciones para inmigrantes en centros de detención de California“Han sufrido muchos abusos y maltratos allí donde básicamente la negligencia médica ha sido grande y trabajan por un salario de esclavitud”, dijo José Rubén Hernández, vocero de Interfaith Movement. Por Andrés Brender y TELEMUNDO 48 Ver Más
- Hilda Cruz: Championing immigrant justice in the Inland EmpireCALÓ News: …[Hilda] Cruz serves at the Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity as regional program director for the Inland Empire, collaborating with organizations like the Dignity Not Detention Coalition in the creation of events such as the “2024 Pilgrimage To End Detention,” taking place on September 25th to 29th, a visit to California’s six remaining detention centers… Read more: Hilda Cruz: Championing immigrant justice in the Inland Empire
- 2024 NEAT internsOur NEAT Accompaniment program welcomes all volunteers and interns. Please reach out to Kelly Younger, Accompaniment Manager: kyounger@im4humanintegrity.org to intern with us! Meet some NEAT interns and lead volunteers: Kemelyn Alvarado In partnership with USF and OCEIA. Read more on the USF website. Gabby and Tila Notre Dame high school , Belmont, CA Both students updated… Read more: 2024 NEAT interns
- Pilgrimage to End Detention: A Journey Toward FreedomSeptember 25th – September 29th, 2024 VIEW FULL INVITATION HERE REGISTER HERE TO JOIN US (the bus is full, contact Matthew to learn about joining a part or all by caravan)) The 2024 Pilgrimage to End Detention: A Journey toward Freedom, is an interfaith, spiritual pilgrimage as part of a multi-year effort to close the… Read more: Pilgrimage to End Detention: A Journey Toward Freedom
- Interfaith Gaza Ceasefire PilgrimageJoin us on Saturday, March 23rd for an interfaith pilgrimage dedicated to calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. We will use our bodies to map Gaza onto the East Bay, turning grief and rage into action as we pilgrimage together in unity, urging for an immediate and sustained ceasefire in Gaza. This pilgrimage is part… Read more: Interfaith Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage
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This morning, we came together at the State Capitol and in Southern California to kick-off the fight for proposition 6, where we stood united with All of Us or None, CURYJ (Communities United for Restorative Justice, Reverend Jeremy McCants from Oakland (a guest on our Unveiling Love in Oakland podcast ) and many more in the battle against modern slavery in California.
Saying "yes" to Proposition 6 would reform the incarceration system, improve conditions for those affected by incarceration, advocate for better treatment of individuals in ICE detention, and help remove outdated provisions that allow slavery as punishment from the California Constitution.
We encourage everyone to share this message with your communities and continue to fight for justice against involuntary servitude!
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Esta mañana, nos reunimos en el Capitolio Estatal y en el sur de California para iniciar la lucha por la Proposición 6, donde nos unimos con All of Us or None, CURYJ (Comunidades Unidas para la Justicia Restaurativa), el Reverend Jeremy McCants de Oakland (un invitado en nuestro podcast Unveiling Love en Oakland) y muchos más en la batalla contra la esclavitud moderna en California.
Decir "sí" a la Proposición 6 reformará el sistema de encarcelamiento, mejorará las condiciones para quienes se ven afectados por la encarcelación, abogará por un mejor trato para las personas en detención de ICE y ayudará a eliminar las disposiciones obsoletas que permiten la esclavitud como castigo en la Constitución de California.
¡Animamos a todos a compartir este mensaje con sus comunidades y a continuar la lucha por la justicia contra la servidumbre involuntaria!
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