If you have been looking for ways to stand with our immigrant neighbors as they face harassment and possible arrest and deportation, the Immigrant Solidarity Informal Committee (under the care of the Race and Racial Justice Team) has developed this guide to help you find volunteer opportunities in the Richmond area in immigrant-led and immigrant-facing organizations. Contact information is provided if you are led to pursue one of these opportunities.
Recent Posts
- Listening Circle, August 30
- New Member Welcome, September 13
- RE Announcements for August
- Special Coffee Hour, August 2
- AFSC and the Immigration Crisis
- Food Boxes for Our Neighbors
- Reading Between the Lines, August 2
- Annual RE Workshop
- Apartheid-Free Pledge
- Sacred Heart Center Fundraiser
- Reading Between the Lines
- Supporting the Immigrant Community
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