Images from our 2018 Day for All People
A record crowd of nearly 400 people gathered together for the Virginia Interfaith Center’s annual Day for All People advocacy day. Here’s what it looked like:
Interfaith leaders plead for General Assembly to do the right thing on healthcare
A group of faith leaders came to the legislative office building today to join their voices in asking the General Assembly to set aside partisan politics and expand healthcare access in the state’s budget....
Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy honors several individuals and groups
RICHMOND – The Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy (VICPP) held its Annual Meeting and Awards Celebration here Thursday night, honoring several individuals and groups, and looking back at the work accomplished in 2017....
Register online for the ‘Day for All People,’ ‘Witness at the Capitol’
SIGN UP FOR THE 2018 DAY FOR ALL PEOPLE Reserve a spot for our annual “Day for All People” advocacy day at the General Assembly, an opportunity to meet with your lawmakers to discuss...
Lift Your Voice for Justice
By Kim Bobo It is easy to be discouraged about the state of the world and the problems in our commonwealth. Luckily, the Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy (VICPP) can help you lift...
Richmond Groups Lead Peaceful Racial Justice Rally from Maggie Walker Statue to Monument Avenue
http://ideastations.org/radio/news/richmond-groups-lead-peaceful-racial-justice-rally-maggie-walker-statue-monument-avenue
RVA Mag: Richmond Won Today – A Look at the Failed Neo-Confederate Rally
RVA Mag, by David Streever, 9/16/17 Richmond Won Today – A Look at the Failed NeoConfederate Rally
“10 Ways to Fight Hate”
The Southern Poverty Law Center has developed a guide for how you can fight hate in America. “Hate in America has become commonplace. What can we do to stop the hate? A presidential candidate wins election...
Sign our petition to the General Assembly to make Charlottesville matter
Dear VICPP supporter, Saturday was a sad day for the state and the nation. Hatred and violence appeared to rule the day. White supremacists marched around the city with helmets, shields, and armed to...
Statements from people of faith on Charlottesville
World Council of Churches: On Saturday in Charlottesville, one woman died and 19 others were injured when a man who, after rallying with white supremacist groups, rammed his car into a crowd. Earlier in the...
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