Fellowship of Reconciliation Inc

A HIGH-VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN ADVOCATING REPARATIONS FOR PEOPLES OF AFRICAN DESCENT, INCLUDING A MAJOR IN-PERSON NATIONAL CONVENING EVENT, ONLINE EDUCATIONAL WEBINARS, AND RECRUITMENT OF INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS.

STAFF COORDINATED A HIGH-VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN ADVOCATING REPARATIONS FOR PEOPLES OF AFRICAN DESCENT, INCLUDING A MAJOR IN-PERSON NATIONAL CONVENING EVENT, ONLINE EDUCATIONAL WEBINARS, AND RECRUITMENT OF INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS. FOR-USA STAFF PARTNERED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION'S UNITED NATIONS REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES TO PREPARE HUMAN RIGHTS APPEALS TO THE U.N. HCHR. UPON THE EMERGENCE OF THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC, FOR-USA STAFF DEVELOPED STORYTELLING CONTENT AND A SERIES OF INTERFAITH PRAYERS FOR LEARNING, WORSHIP, AND ACTION NATIONWIDE.

OTHER EXEMPT PURPOSES WERE ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH DIVERSE PROGRAM INITIATIVES, INCLUDING MULTIMEDIA RESOURCES, SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS (IN-PERSON AND ONLINE WEBINAR FORMAT), AND MOBILIZING INDIVIDUALS & MEMBER GROUPS FROM FOR'S GRASSROOTS NETWORK OF LOCAL CHAPTERS AND NATIONAL FAITH ALLY ORGANIZATIONS TO ENGAGE IN JUSTICE-CENTERED EVENTS AND ADVOCACY CAMPAIGNS. FOR-USA PARTICIPATED ACTIVELY IN NATIONAL COALITIONS AND INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY ALLIANCES, INCLUDING GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION, ECONOMIC & RACIAL JUSTICE ACTIONS THROUGH THE NATIONWIDE "POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN," AND IMMIGRANT RIGHTS & THE SANCTUARY MOVEMENT. FOR-USA ALSO BUILT OUT ITS EMERGING PUBLISHING PARTNERSHIP WITH THE WEB-BASED GLOBAL MAGAZINE "WAGING NONVIOLENCE."