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Advocacy

U.S. congregations invited to work hand in hand for peace in Colombia

On April 15 and 16, Colombia Mennonite churches call on U.S. churches, communities of faith to pray, advocate for peace and justice in Colombia.

Communicating Iraq’s civil society needs in Washington

Four representatives of Iraqi nongovernmental organizations point to the central role Iraqi citizens must play in determining the country’s future.

MCC U.S. to address women’s advocacy concerns in new ways

With the dissolution of the Women’s Advocacy position, MCC U.S. will continue to address women’s issues through the work of anti-oppression and restorative justice coordinators.

Seeking peace in our homes, communities and world

MCC U.S. launches “Fear not: Seek peace” education campaign, addressing violence in our homes, communities and world.

Everence and MCC announce e-statement partnership

Everence members to make an impact through worldwide reforestation projects

Nearly two years after earthquake, MCC Haiti disaster response focuses long-term

MCC continues to use donations given in response to Haiti’s 2010 earthquake to spur long-term recovery.

Walking in faith among New York’s skyscrapers

Keyla Cortez Vanegas, the Mennonite World Conference intern at Mennonite Central Committee’s United Nations Office, talks about her mission and adjustment to life in New York City.

Blankets, relief kits support displaced Iraqis

MCC supports the distribution of blankets and relief kits to displaced Iraqis near the border with Turkey and Iran.

MCC canning crew learn, share from Haiti trip

Crew set to embark on annual meat canning effort following late summer trip to Haiti where meat was previously sent.

Talking restorative justice in Washington, D.C.

MCC staff and Reedley, Calif., officials seek increased political support for preventive and restorative approaches to public safety.
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