FOR-USA Partners & Allies

FOR-USA works collaboratively at regional, national, and international levels with a wide range of strategic partners. These valued collaborators include advocacy coalitions, social movement leaders, religious peace fellowships, educational institutions, community organizers & trainers, and more. Here are a few of our trusted partners & allies with whom we currently work.

Auburn Seminary

We amplify voices and visions of faith and moral courage. We convene diverse leaders and cross-sector organizations for generative collaboration and multifaith understanding. And we research what’s working — and not — in theological education and social change-making.

Ban Killer Drones

We works toward a world where In solidarity with struggles for political, cultural, and economic liberation around the world, we are an international grassroots campaign committed to banning aerial weaponized drones and military and police drone surveillance.

Faiths United

On Martin Luther King Day, January 17, 2011, 24 national faith groups announced the formation of “Faiths United to Prevent Gun Violence,” a diverse coalition of denominations and faith-based organizations united by the call of our faiths to confront America’s gun violence epidemic and to rally support for policies that reduce death and injury from gunfire.

The International Sanctuary Declaration Network

The International Sanctuary Declaration Network are united by a common concern for the well-being of refugees, migrants, and people on the move.

Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival

Building a movement to overcome systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation and the war economy. Everybody’s got a right to live. #PoorPeoplesCampaign

Waging Nonviolence

Waging Nonviolence is a non-profit media platform dedicated to providing original reporting and expert analysis of social movements around the world.

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