AIN Press Conference Addressing the Impending Eviction Crisis

 

On Friday, Dec. 11, fifty Arizona Interfaith Network (AIN) Clergy and Leaders gathered with reporters to tell the stories of families experiencing homelessness or facing eviction at the end of this month. AIN Clergy called for our elected officials in Arizona to take decisive action to eliminate this avoidable housing crisis.

Click here to sign the petition to end the eviction crisis.

 

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If a vaccine can be created in record time, we can work, collectively, to keep the most vulnerable in their homes.
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Reflection on 2020

By now it is a cliché to say that 2020 has been a year like no other. Back in March, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on VIP's organizing was at first impossible to comprehend. The organizing we do is built on face-to-face conversations and deep attention to relationships, how could tools like Zoom replace that personal touch?  But, impressively, you all, the VIP leaders, adapted and forged ahead, responding to the pandemic and so many other challenges of 2020.

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AIN/VIP Clergy: COVID-19 Challenges Continue in Prisons

The work of AIN and VIP clergy is raising awareness of the appalling health conditions people incarcerated in Arizona’s prisons are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic. A recent Arizona Republic article tells the story from the perspective of incarcerated individuals and their families.
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Read the AIN/VIP Statement Against Unwarranted Electoral Provocation

Valley Interfaith Project and Arizona Interfaith Network Statement
on Unwarranted Electoral Provocation

Nov 5, 2020

The Arizona Interfaith Network strongly denounces last evening’s attempt to interfere with the ballot counting in Phoenix and calls upon all candidates and public officials to do likewise.  We must allow our election officials to do their job to tabulate the vote and ensure that every vote is counted. Partisanship and extremism must not contaminate the tabulation process.

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Arizona Interfaith Network Clergy Statement on Elections

Vote with Confidence in Arizona Elections

Amidst attempts to cast doubt on the election process, AIN Faith Leaders remind citizens that it is important to vote, regardless of your party affiliation, and to vote with confidence.

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