VIDEOS

Kendra Patterson, Field Coordinator with Massachusetts Voter Table, shares the impact on her of taking part in MCAN's School of Liberation training with fellow organizers from around Massachusetts.

This video is about the collaborative work done across the MCAN network in 2021 to pave A Pathway To Citizenship for essential workers, DACA recipients, and TPS holders

Take a look with MCAN at 2020, a year in which the need for our work was amplified and we chose to pivot with purpose and embrace our power.

We see you Juneteenth, now a Federal holiday, the first to be declared in decades since the birthday of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. was put on the nation’s calendar.

This video recaps the power and purpose of ECCO's impact in 2019 and engages the community for the work ahead in 2020.

The Solidarity Pilgrimage for Immigrant Justice took place August 19-24, 2019. It began in Boston and ended in Dover, NH at the Strafford County Jail/ICE Detention Center. Hear from Rev. Alvin Herring, Executive Director of Faith In Action, and Ashley and Evie, two of the youngest on the trail, about why they walk to bring attention to the critical need for immigrant justice.

The Solidarity Pilgrimage for Immigrant Justice was organized by the following Faith in Action Member Federations: Granite State Organizing Project (GSOP), Massachusetts Community Action Network (MCAN), Essex County Community Organization (ECCO), Vermont Interfaith Action (VIA). Immigration allies from Maine also joined the march.

In the final installment of a three part 30th anniversary series, we share Brockton Interfaith Community’s vision for the future work of dismantling oppression and systemic transformation.

This global pandemic was hitting close to home for some of our most vulnerable neighbors. Julia shared her story of how deeply this virus was impacting her health and her livelihood.