Washington Interfaith Network (WIN)

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Washington Interfaith Network (WIN), founded in 1996, is a broad-based, multi-racial, multi-faith, strictly non-partisan, District-wide citizens’ power organization, rooted in local congregations and associations

On Oct. 12, join Anti-Racist D.C. and  at The Wharf for The Power Is Ours: 2026 Racial Justice Summit + Festival.Meet 50...
10/06/2026

On Oct. 12, join Anti-Racist D.C. and at The Wharf for The Power Is Ours: 2026 Racial Justice Summit + Festival.

Meet 50+ organizations working across D.C., join workshops on Immigration, Youth Power and Defending Chocolate City, explore art and activities, take the Justice Challenge, and close out the day with a show by

Free. All ages. Everyone is welcome. Register: https://www.antiracistdc.org/thepowerisours
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10/01/2026

Yesterday, was a busy day at Council as WIN leaders and allies testified at the DC Council to say NO to a gas plant built in the neighborhoods surrounding RFK. Instead, on the site we want to see healthy & affordable housing, community amenities, and innovative renewable technologies.

Watch Maurice from Varick Memorial AME Zion, Robin from St. John's Lafayette, Barbara from Friend's Meeting of Washington, and Mark from Beyond Gas DC testify.

"The climate crisis and affordability crisis are intertwined, and so are the solutions." Check out this video highlighti...
09/29/2026

"The climate crisis and affordability crisis are intertwined, and so are the solutions."

Check out this video highlighting how our Healthy Homes work is a national example of how you can organize to lower utilities, improve public health, slow displacement, and address the climate crisis all at once.

The climate crisis and affordability crisis are intertwined, and so...

This. Applies to so much. Definitely a good read! "The structural separation between our movements is not inevitable. It...
09/15/2026

This. Applies to so much. Definitely a good read! "The structural separation between our movements is not inevitable. It is a condition we can organize against."

The broad-based organizing of faith groups has a lot to offer labor: deep relational practice, moral authority, and a base of power that reframes economic fights in terms that cut across partisan…

Appreciate this message, grounded in care, community, and togetherness. Definitely something to reflect on. Shanah tovah...
09/11/2026

Appreciate this message, grounded in care, community, and togetherness. Definitely something to reflect on. Shanah tovah umetukah to all observing this weekend.

In the Jewish lunar calendar, the year 5786 ends tonight.

We don’t know where 5787 will take us, but we do know this: we are here together, we sustain each other, and we will always keep moving forward.

Shanah tovah umetukah — may we all have a sweet and fruitful 5787. Shabbat Shalom!

(Art by Naomi Weintraub)

As we reflect on the 63rd anniversary of the historic March on Washington, we're sitting with Dr. Martin Luther King's p...
08/28/2026

As we reflect on the 63rd anniversary of the historic March on Washington, we're sitting with Dr. Martin Luther King's provocation and invitation about the fierce urgency of now.

We are organizing at a time of unprecedented threat to DC self-governance. The moral crisis in our streets remains urgent and cannot be overlooked.

Our city, strengthened by communities across all 8 Wards, can model how we organize amid ongoing repression. We must not let the symbolism of American democracy erase the experiences of the people who call the District home.

Follow along for opportunities to get involved as we continue scaling up this fall. We organize together, we stand together, we win together.

Scrolling through the archives, we came across an article about a brand new organization called the Washington Interfait...
08/27/2026

Scrolling through the archives, we came across an article about a brand new organization called the Washington Interfaith Network.

30 years in. Still organizing. Still showing up.

Living in the heart of empire under the persistent threat to DC autonomy can feel overwhelming. But we know this is a promising moment to make a difference.

Ensuring DC becomes a city where communities across all 8 Wards can thrive and grow will take all of us. The work starts now.

We want to hear from you. What's something you have committed to do to help move our city forward?

WIN is partnering with Faith Out Loud to host the Freedom Summer Fellowship, a faith-based leadership program designed t...
08/14/2026

WIN is partnering with Faith Out Loud to host the Freedom Summer Fellowship, a faith-based leadership program designed to equip emerging young leaders with the skills, experience, and networks needed to strengthen democracy and serve their communities. Grounded in faith, justice, and civic engagement, this 12-week fellowship prepares young adults to recruit, educate, and mobilize voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections and beyond. If you are or know a young adult, 18-28, who is looking for an opportunity to join the ongoing work in DC around organizing and our elections, please share this information with them.

To learn more and apply, visit DC Freedom Summer Fellows.

As you go to the polls today, another reminder about how to rank your choices!
06/16/2026

As you go to the polls today, another reminder about how to rank your choices!

Today is the day, DC. Get out and vote. Rank your ballot and make your voice heard.
06/16/2026

Today is the day, DC.

Get out and vote.

Rank your ballot and make your voice heard.

Washington Interfaith Network FAITH. POWER. JUSTICE. WIN brings together 45+ member institutions representing more than 25,000 families across DC to win on affordable housing, public safety, youth opportunity, and the issues that matter most to our communities. WHAT WE DO WE ORGANIZE WIN brings toge...

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