Stand in Solidarity with Our Immigrant Neighbors

We are living in an unprecedented time of fear and uncertainty. Our immigrant neighbors wake each day under threat of detention and deportation. Families are being torn apart, and whole communities are being driven into the shadows. Many are forced to hide—too afraid to buy groceries, to seek medical care, or to even send their children to school.

At the Congregation Action Network (CAN), our work is rooted in faith and the power of community. Guided by our varied spiritual traditions, we bring congregations together across lines of difference to build solidarity, cultivate hope, and take collective action. Over the past year, we have strengthened a vibrant coalition of interfaith leaders. Together, we are weaving networks of care, training leaders, and standing as a public witness toward a sacred vision of justice and belonging.

Our work in action:

• ​​Provided multiple Constitutional Rights trainings that…