Groupe d’Appui aux Rapatriés et Refugiés (GARR) is a Haitian organization dedicated to advancing the dignity and rights of people on the move, especially those returning or displaced.
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The Supreme Court may be entering its yearly recess, but the justice work of grassroots organizations never stops.
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Celebrating the Anniversary of Asociación Pop No´j
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Emergency Response Grants Support the Fight Against Fascism
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Trump’s lawless attacks on people in migration are cruel, but not nearly as effective as he claims—communities are already finding ways to defend our rights.
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Amid political instability, human rights violations, and economic despair, GARR fights for justice and dignity for Haitians facing deportation and discrimination in the Dominican Republic.
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UUSC celebrates our Spanish-speaking partners during #HispanicHeritageMonth and laud their resilience in the fight for justice.
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Let’s talk about the fact that Haitian immigrants are helping U.S. communities—and have a right to be here.
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Explore how education, spiritual practices, and collective action can help dismantle oppressive systems.
Go to article: Reimagining Borders: A Call to Action for People in Migration
Midwest UU congregation lives into a beautiful partnership with a Salvadoran church, welcomes families in migration.
Go to article: From El Salvador to Indiana With Love