Campaigns

Unbound, in its jour­nal­is­tic advo­cacy of jus­tice, pro­vides a net­work of cam­paigns for your engage­ment. We seek, first, to pro­vide you with a vari­ety of oppor­tu­ni­ties to get involved, and sec­ondly, to forge a matrix of tightly col­lab­o­rat­ing orga­ni­za­tions. Why? Because we are stronger when we work together. Because we are wiser when we think and talk together. Because we are more effec­tive when we strate­gize together. And because we are bet­ter Chris­tians when we min­is­ter together. One body of Christ, one peo­ple, for rad­i­cal love, jus­tice, and com­mu­nity. Get involved today!

 

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The Cam­paign for Fair Food
The Cam­paign for Fair Food calls upon major food buy­ers to end poverty and mod­ern slav­ery in the Florida fields by work­ing in part­ner­ship with the Coali­tion of Immokalee Work­ers (CIW), a human rights award-winning farm­worker orga­ni­za­tion in Immokalee, FL. The Cam­paign is sup­ported by reli­gious, human rights, stu­dent, and sus­tain­able food orga­ni­za­tions across the nation, includ­ing the PC(USA).

 

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Healthcare-NOW!
Healthcare-NOW! is a grass­roots orga­ni­za­tion that addresses the health insur­ance cri­sis in the U.S. by edu­cat­ing and advo­cat­ing for the pas­sage of single-payer health­care leg­is­la­tion, such as HR 676. It sup­ports build­ing the move­ment nec­es­sary to imple­ment a publicly-funded, single-payer health­care sys­tem that is uni­ver­sal, equi­table, trans­par­ent, account­able, com­pre­hen­sive, and that removes finan­cial and other bar­ri­ers to the right to health.

 

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Photo by deo koe

Enough for Every­one
Enough for Every­one is a min­istry of the Pres­by­ter­ian Hunger Pro­gram (PHP) work­ing with con­gre­ga­tions and part­ners around the globe to alle­vi­ate hunger and elim­i­nate its causes.

 

photo of couple sitting in church holding sign that says, "bless all children"
Peo­ple Improv­ing Com­mu­ni­ties through Orga­niz­ing (PICO)
PICO is a national net­work of faith-based com­mu­nity orga­ni­za­tions work­ing to cre­ate inno­v­a­tive solu­tions to prob­lems fac­ing urban, sub­ur­ban and rural com­mu­ni­ties. Since 1972 PICO has suc­cess­fully worked to increase access to health care, improve pub­lic schools, make neigh­bor­hoods safer, build afford­able hous­ing, rede­velop com­mu­ni­ties and revi­tal­ize democracy.

 

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PHEWA: Pres­by­ter­ian Health, Edu­ca­tion, and Wel­fare Asso­ci­a­tion
Through its ten mem­ber net­works, PHEWA equips indi­vid­u­als and com­mu­ni­ties for lives of dig­nity and hope through edu­ca­tional resources, peer sup­port, and pub­lic advo­cacy. Mem­ber net­works include Pres­by­te­ri­ans for Addic­tion Action (PAA), Pres­by­ter­ian Asso­ci­a­tion for Com­mu­nity Trans­for­ma­tion (PACT), Pres­by­te­ri­ans Against Domes­tic Vio­lence Net­work (PADVN), Pres­by­ter­ian AIDS Net­work (PAN), Pres­by­te­ri­ans Affirm­ing Repro­duc­tive Options (PARO), Pres­by­ter­ian Asso­ci­a­tion of Spe­cial­ized Pas­toral Min­istries (PASPM), Pres­by­ter­ian Child Advo­cacy Net­work (PCAN), Pres­by­te­ri­ans for Dis­abil­ity Con­cerns (PDC), Pres­by­ter­ian Health Net­work (PHN), and Pres­by­ter­ian Seri­ous Men­tal Ill­ness Net­work (PSMIN).

 

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Photo by M. Nota

Faith­ful Bud­get Cam­paign, National Coun­cil of Churches Poverty Ini­tia­tive
As an inter­faith coali­tion, the “Faith­ful Bud­get” cam­paign, prays and works to pro­tect U.S. fed­eral pro­grams that serve peo­ple liv­ing in poverty. All across the coun­try, faith com­mu­ni­ties are unit­ing to pray and ask Con­gress for a just and com­pas­sion­ate fed­eral bud­get that puts the “least of these” first.

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