How can Anabaptists respond to authoritarianism?

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What is authoritarianism, and what can individuals, church and community do to resist authoritarianism and oppressive actions?

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U.S. advocacy campaigns

We believe advocacy can be part of making the world a better place. Will you join us?

Engage in letter-writing campaigns, attend live or virtual events and get connected with others.

Take action on issues that matter to you, and work with us toward a more fair and peaceful world.

Continue to call for peace and restoration in Gaza — Send an email 

U.S. advocacy for Palestine and Israel
Conflict
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Pass a budget that saves lives — Send an email 

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Peace
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Create pathways to citizenship — Send an email 

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Migration and Refugees
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Tell Congress: Stop funding immigration raids — Call or send an email 

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Justice and Equity
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Support environmental protections for mining — Email Congress 

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Climate Change
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Rising violence in the West Bank — Send an email 

U.S. advocacy for Palestine and Israel
Conflict
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Support climate resiliency for peace — Send an email 

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Climate Change
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