People of Faith
United for Justice

Indiana Faith Voices for Justice brings together diverse faith communities to stand for democracy, compassion, and truth.

We believe faith and freedom belong to everyone, and that moral courage grows stronger when we show up together.
We believe faith and freedom
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Democracy Not Theocracy

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Workshop Sessions

Indiana Faith Voices for Justice workshops bring people of faith together to learn practical advocacy skills, build community, and take meaningful action for justice. Participants gain tools, knowledge, and confidence to engage elected leaders, strengthen grassroots efforts, and make their voices heard in their communities.

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Location:
South Bend

Location:
Evansville

Location:
Gary

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Jeffersonville

Location:
Fort Wayne

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Faith Matters in Democracy

Many people of faith feel unseen in public life. Fear often sets the tone, and the assumption that all people of faith think alike pushes compassion and steady reasoning aside. Indiana Faith Voices for Justice exists to change that by creating space for people of faith to speak with clarity, dignity, and courage.

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Our democracy is strongest when faithful voices bring steadiness and moral conviction into civic life.

Practical training &
meaningful action

Practical training &
meaningful action

We help congregations &
individuals understand:

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Teaching and training on how civic engagement works

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Workshops that build practical advocacy skills

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Events that gather people of faith across communities and traditions

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Clear, timely updates on legislation and public issues that affect daily life

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Opportunities to volunteer, host, speak, and help shape what comes next

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Know the levers 
before you pull them

Know the levers 
before you pull them

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Most bills are shaped or stopped in committee, so those members are often your highest leverage contacts.

The same message can land or fail based on where a bill is in the process and what is happening that week.

Legislative staff track input and brief decision makers, so respectful, clear messages to staff count.

 Local officials and community leaders can move state priorities faster than you think through pressure and partnerships.

Most bills are shaped or stopped in com A short, specific personal story tied to a clear request can break through where facts alone cannot.mittee, so those members are often your highest leverage contacts.

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What We Stand For

Human Rights