“To Be a Sanctuary” Please join ICOM and our co hosting partner Temple Israel for our first vigil of 2025 with the theme “To Be a Sanctuary.” Temple Israel is a Reform Jewish Community in the Twin Cities led by Jewish values and dedicated to immigration justice.  7:30am, Tuesday, January 14Bishop Henry Whipple Building1 Federal […]

“Protecting the Immigrant Community” COPAL MN (Communities Organizing Latine Power and Action) hosts the December vigil. The theme of Protecting the Immigrant Community is highlighted in song and narratives.   7:30am, Tuesday, December 10Bishop Henry Whipple Building1 Federal Drive, Fort Snelling, MN 55111 Meeting ID: 875 2084 9214

“Do Not Be Daunted” Plymouth Congregational Church hosts the November vigil which will feature speaker Laura Kuhlmann, Center for Victims of Torture. Also, information about Plymouth Congregational Church’s support of Cafe Justo in Chiapas and Agua Prieta, Mexico will be presented. Plymouth Congregational Church of Minneapolis invites your participation at the November vigil at the

As ROC (Restaurant Opportunity Center), we stand in unwavering solidarity with undocumented workers and all workers affected by this broken immigration system. We recognize the vital contributions of immigrant workers in the restaurant industry and beyond, and we remain committed to advocating for their rights, dignity, and fair treatment. Together, we will continue to fight

“A Better Future for All” The vigil will be hosted by Gloria Dei Lutheran Church and Lumen Christi Catholic Community, and they will share stories of immigrant families, their journeys, and growth. We will celebrate the ways immigrants not only build brighter futures for themselves and their families, but enrich our lives and our communities.

“BROKEN BORDERS, BRINGING HOPE” So many families are separated by human-created borders. Come hear the stories from Global Refuge (formerly Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service) of those hurting by these separations around the world and to bear witness to the need for just laws and to offer hope and compassion that goes beyond borders.This month’s