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06/18/2026

new webinar mini-series, Context Unlocked: Aligning Foreign Affairs with Current Events, an educational conversation designed to help fill in the historical knowledge gaps behind today’s most pressing foreign affairs issues.

06/18/2026

🔓 Join us tonight 7pm ET/ 4pm PT

Join SojoAction on June 18 at 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT for an educational session on the complex history of the last 200 years with Cuba and the US.

06/18/2026

Context Unlocked fills historical knowledge gaps to help educate us and provide context on the pressing issues we are facing today when it comes to foreign affairs 📚

🔗 sojo.net/context

06/17/2026

What does faithful citizenship look like in America at 250?

As our nation prepares to mark 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Christians are invited to look beyond fireworks and patriotic nostalgia.

Join Sojourners on June 24 at 1 p.m. ET for a conversation on the June special issue, A Christian Response to America's 250th Birthday.

📅 June 24, 2026
⏰ 1–2 p.m. ET
💻 sojo.net/america250

06/11/2026

Whose Gospel Are We Preaching? Evangelical Influence and the Future of Black Liberation

06/11/2026

One week away from our second session of Context Unlocked: Aligning Foreign Affairs with Current Events, an educational webinar mini-series from SojoAction.

Led by Trinity Williams, Sojourners’ Policy and Action Assistant, this session will explore the history of Cuba and U.S. relations, the context behind today’s headlines, and why understanding history matters for communities committed to justice, peace, and human dignity. In a world of fast-moving news, informed advocacy matters.

🔗 Register Here: sojo.net/context

06/09/2026

What can U.S. and Brazilian civil society leaders learn from one another in this moment of democratic challenge and possibility?

Our Chief Program and Impact Officer, Bryan, recently joined On the Frontlines: A Leaders Exchange in Brazil, alongside advocates, organizers, and movement leaders working to strengthen democracy and advance justice.

The exchange explored the deep parallels between Brazil and the United States, including the enduring impacts of colonialism and slavery, threats to democratic institutions, racial injustice, and coordinated attacks on reproductive freedom and LGBTQ+ rights. Through relationship-building, shared learning, and honest dialogue, participants examined how movements in both countries are responding to these challenges and imagining a more just future.

We're grateful to the organizers and partners who made this exchange possible and for the opportunity to learn from leaders on the frontlines of justice and democracy.

Southern Poverty Law Center Kettering Foundation MADRE The International Institute on Race, Equality and Human Rights The Alliance for Diplomacy and Justice

06/08/2026

Reminder to register for our upcoming Bridging Divides session 🔥

We hope you’ll join us for Beyond Representation: Belonging and Power in the AAPI Faith on May 14 at 7pm ET / 4pm PT. In a time when many communities are being asked to carry more while being heard less, this webinar will make space for reflection, honesty, and hope. Together, we’ll explore belo...

06/06/2026

The week in news, viewed through faith and justice. ✨ This is TARU — the Truth and Action Roundup.

📩 sojo.net/taru

06/04/2026

Whose Gospel Are We Preaching?

Join us for the next Bridging Divides conversation on Evangelical Influence and the Future of Black Liberation.

Together, we’ll be naming how inherited evangelical frameworks can disrupt or dilute liberative witness in the Black church, while inviting communities to reclaim a gospel rooted in justice, dignity, and collective freedom.

🗓️ Thursday, June 11
⏰ 7PM ET/ 4PM PT
🔗 sojo.net/bridging