Yesterday, a federal appeals court ruled that the Trump administration can end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for immigrants from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua. This places over 60,000 people at risk for deportation as early as September.

Together, we must stand up for our values and our community members. Join us in telling the Trump administration to stop detention and deportation—and treat all people with dignity and respect. Sign our petition today! bit.ly/4mtuhFl

Karim was a 9-year-old boy in Gaza who enjoyed coming to AFSC’s learning space to continue his education. Last month, Karim was killed by an Israeli airstrike. Recently, his mother joined Karim’s classmates and teachers in honoring his memory. bit.ly/47fDWuJ

In Oregon, the state is finally formally recognizing Indigenous language interpreters. It has also set aside $750,000 in funding for their work. bit.ly/4mPUb64

Big corporations are fueling climate change, the genocide in Gaza, and the rise of authoritarianism worldwide. Join our webinar to learn how activists are confronting three of these corporations—Vanguard, Palantir, and Wells Fargo. bit.ly/3HPujsb

Last week, the San Diego County Board of Education voted unanimously for more protections for undocumented students. AFSC’s Pedro Rios helped advocate for these protections. (Fox 5 San Diego) bit.ly/3UHXDDN

This week on Aug. 28 at 8:30pm ET, join us and our partners EarthQuakerActionTeam, Oil and Gas Action Network, and Planet Over Profit to learn how we're taking on major corporations that are fueling climate change, the genocide in Gaza, and the rise of authoritarianism worldwide. Sign up: mobilize.us/afsc/event/828…

This Labor Day weekend, we reflect on our decades of work for economic justice. Today, we are as committed as ever in working for dignity, safety, and equality. Read more about our history. bit.ly/4mDDQSb

This week, the city council of Burnaby in Canada unanimously voted to declare the city apartheid-free. It is the first city in Canada to join our Apartheid-Free network of nearly 800 faith groups, organizations, businesses, cities, and more. bit.ly/47fuOGn

Last week, a federal court ruled that the Trump administration can end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for immigrants from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua. The decision places more than 60,000 people at risk for deportation as early as September. bit.ly/47fuZBx

Everyone deserves a second chance. Yet the U.S. criminal legal system overly relies on life or long sentences. AFSC’s Michigan Criminal Justice Program is working to change that through our Commutation Project. Read more. bit.ly/427dyQ1

Join us today, Sept. 5 at noon ET for a special edition of Action Hour for Palestine with AFSC's General Secretary Joyce Ajlouny talking about our work in Gaza and the current situation. Sign up: afsc.org/actionhour

Trump’s latest EO sanctions the ICC and any group or person backing its probe into Israel’s war crimes. It’s another move by his admin to punish Palestinians seeking justice, even as they face genocide in Gaza. afsc.org/newsroom/afsc-…

As the Trump administration continues to expand detention and deportation, our state leaders must step up. If you haven’t already, please join us in calling for communities where all residents can feel safe and thrive. Contact your governor today! bit.ly/4pbfIIj

AFSC strongly opposes the U.S. government's decision to sanction three Palestinian human rights organizations—Al-Haq, Al Mezan, and the Palestinian Center for Human Rights. Read our full statement. bit.ly/4p5xTiN

Five months after an earthquake devastated Myanmar, communities are working to rebuild. AFSC and partners are providing relief. We’re supporting people around the country with food and essential supplies. Read more about our efforts. bit.ly/4p5rfZX

AFSC is proud to co-publish the book “Displaced in Gaza: Stories from the Gaza Genocide,” along with Haymarket and the Hashim Sani Center for Palestine Studies. The collection includes powerful first-person testimonies from Palestinians in Gaza. bit.ly/4ni7v3t

The U.S. military should never be used to police our communities. bit.ly/milrights

Earlier this week, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that sanctions racial profiling. “It’s an erosion of what we expect to be constitutional rights that apply to everyone,” says AFSC’s Pedro Rios. (Border Report) bit.ly/3Iks8wV

Communities are responding to threats of federal troops and ICE raids with courage and solidarity. Join our Third Tuesday webinar to learn concrete strategies to counter these threats and build community resilience. bit.ly/46z7WAG