Quad Cities Interfaith

Quad Cities Interfaith Quad Cities Interfaith (QCI) strengthens congregations by developing lay leaders and organizes congregations on issues affecting our community.

QCI's work is about empowering ordinary people to have a seat at the table where decisions are being made.

Two days away from the first session! Tenant Know Your Rights!May 29th 5:30 @ Moline Public Library
05/27/2025

Two days away from the first session! Tenant Know Your Rights!
May 29th 5:30 @ Moline Public Library

05/27/2025
Don't miss the opportunity of learning about tenants' rights. This is the first session of three that will be offered wi...
05/12/2025

Don't miss the opportunity of learning about tenants' rights. This is the first session of three that will be offered with the purpose of educate our QC community.

Prairie State Legal Services, Iowa Legal Aid, the QC Interfaith Tenant Alliance, and Americorps warmly invite you to join us for part one of our three-part series “Tenant Know Your Rights - Rights and Responsibilities." This first session will be dedicated to educating tenants from Illinois and Iowa about their landlord and tenant rights and responsibilities, understanding the definition of a lease, recognizing what constitutes retaliation, and learning how to report it.

**Registration preferred** Attendance can be virtual or in-person. Find the registration link in the event on our calendar at molinelibrary.com/events.

Snacks and refreshments will be served. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join the QC Civic Conversations to talk about journalism!
04/15/2025

Join the QC Civic Conversations to talk about journalism!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity!
02/28/2025

Don’t miss out on this opportunity!

LULAC Council 10 Davenport is now accepting the Fall of 2025 online scholarship applications. See link below to access the scholarship application.

This scholarship is open to incoming college freshmen and current college students, as well as students pursuing careers in the industrial/technical trades. Applicants must reside within a 50-mile radius of the LULAC Center (4224 Ricker Hill Rd., Davenport), demonstrate community involvement, and participate in extracurricular activities. Grades, response to the essay prompt and financial need are also considered when deciding the scholarship recipients. Deadline is firm for April 5, 2025. No late applications will be accepted. Incomplete or inaccurate applications will not be considered. NO EXCEPTIONS!

https://www.lnesc.org/scholarships/lulac/

Great turnout at the PRO-DEMOCRACY RALLY. Standing together we will win!
02/28/2025

Great turnout at the PRO-DEMOCRACY RALLY. Standing together we will win!

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10/22/2024

Use this link to check all the 3
Registration status in Iowa
Register Online
Finding a polling station
https://voterready.iowa.gov

To register in your Iowa you must:

Be a U.S. citizen

Be at least 18 years old on Election Day

Be a resident of Iowa

Not have been convicted of a felony, unless your rights have been restored

Not currently be judged by a court to be "incompetent to vote"

Not claim the right to vote in any other place

What to bring to polling station

Iowans must show a valid ID with their current address on it to vote in person and proof of residency

The following forms of identification are permitted:

Iowa Driver’s License

Iowa Non-Operator ID

U.S. Military ID or Veteran ID

U.S. Passport

Tribal ID Card/Document

Iowa Voter Identification Card

Voters Decide! Do you have any questions about who your candidates are for this election? Join NAACP this Saturday to cl...
10/17/2024

Voters Decide! Do you have any questions about who your candidates are for this election? Join NAACP this Saturday to clarify your doubts and get all the information you need to make your voice heard.
Every vote counts!

The fight for a Community ID continues in Davenport!A community ID could create a better and stronger relationship betwe...
10/11/2024

The fight for a Community ID continues in Davenport!
A community ID could create a better and stronger relationship between the law enforcement and residentsof Davenport, has the potential to assist first responders on a daily basis with the information that will be included on the card such as allergies or other medical conditions, can help people seeking second chances to get on a right path by being able to apply for jobs and housing although it can not be for proof of ability to work on the US it can help/speed the process to obtain the right documentation.
On addition to all these features we can say the perk that come with it, discounted admission to museums, discounts at local businesses and much more.
What is Davenport waiting for to implement their own
Community ID?

Lack of identification impacts Davenport residents’ ability to access essential services. Local groups are pushing for a community ID to help marginalized communities gain basic access and rebuild their lives.

Address

3420 JERSEY RIDGE Road
Davenport, IA
52807

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+16419902118

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“Creating a more just society”

Quad Cities Interfaith (QCI) is a non-profit organization of 29+ congregations and community groups whose purpose is to build local leadership and address community issues in the Quad Cities region of Illinois and Iowa. We are also expanding into Johnson and Clinton Counties. QCI strives to improve the quality of life in our region by developing community leadership in congregations and other institutions, so as to bring our values into public dialogue, and work together to speak with a strong, unified voice in the decisions that affect our lives.

WHAT WE DO: We build strong congregations. We develop powerful leaders through training. We organize influential advocacy & nonpartisan civic engagement campaigns.

FAITH-BASED ORGANIZING: Faith-based organizing utilizes congregations and community organizations as the center for creating positive social change.

By empowering ordinary people to become powerful leaders, we make systemic, sustainable changes in the public policies that govern issues, including racial and criminal justice, economic development, jobs, education, transportation, health equity, voter engagement, and immigration.