Leaven Community families
joined people of faith from across the state
Monday, April 8th at
IMIrJ’s first-ever Advocacy Day in Salem!
Drawing on the rich practices, stories and rituals of our various faith traditions, we joined our voices together for a meaningful and politically impactful day at the Capitol, amplifying the demands and priorities of Oregon’s immigrant and refugee communities. Here are some pictures.
We gathered at St Mark Lutheran in Salem, OR for an interfaith service
Wondering Time with Pastor Melissa for all the kids
Making posters
Making cardboard quilt squares
Making wind wands
Safe Roads for All Campaign
Sharing our work and preparing for the procession to the Capitol
Come rain or shine…
Let’s Go!!
Over 200 people participated in the procession.
Walking with my friends in support of my friends who cannot be here.
In front of the Capitol.
In the Capitol writing to my legislator
What a busy day!
Time to go home :)