Step-by-step guideHow Congregations Can Map Local Decision-Makers Before Launching a Public Action
Define a specific requested change, identify who has authority to approve it, and map the people, institutions, and relationships that…
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Step-by-step guideHow Can Faith-Based Justice Groups Protect Volunteer and Community-Member Data During Organizing?
A practical guide to protecting volunteer and community-member information through risk assessment, data minimization, consent boundaries, access controls, authorized tools,…
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Step-by-step guideHow Faith Communities Can Prepare for Peaceful Demonstrations Near Their Facilities
Faith communities can prepare for nearby peaceful demonstrations by confirming local rules, assigning clear responsibilities, mapping facility access, protecting accessible…
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Step-by-step guideHow Faith Communities Can Combine Worship, Education, and Welcoming Participation
Faith communities can connect worship, education, and participation by presenting them as related parts of community life, offering varied activities,…
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Step-by-step guideHow Can Faith Communities Identify and Organize a Public Around a Shared Justice Issue?
Faith communities can start by naming a specific justice problem, identifying who experiences or recognizes it, and asking whether they…
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Step-by-step guideHow Can Faith Communities Verify a Nonprofit Before Supporting a Justice Campaign?
Before providing money or institutional support, confirm the organization’s exact identity, distinguish state nonprofit status from federal tax exemption, and…
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Step-by-step guideHow Faith Communities Can Offer Trauma-Aware Social Support Without Replacing Professional Treatment
Faith communities can support people affected by trauma through trust, attentive listening, and flexible social and spiritual connection—while keeping diagnosis…
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Step-by-step guideHow Faith Communities Can Make Public-Action Meetings Accessible to People with Disabilities
Faith communities can make public-action meetings more accessible by inviting accommodation requests early, inspecting the full participant route, providing suitable…
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Step-by-step guideHow Faith Communities Can Help Older Adults Prevent Financial Exploitation
Faith communities can plan focused outreach by adapting U.S. Department of Justice elder-justice resources, assigning clear responsibilities, and inviting older…
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