Join the campaign to end child separation at the border.

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Our government has separated hundreds of immigrant children from their parents upon arriving at the border. These families are often fleeing horrific violence and crippling poverty, and parents are doing everything they can to protect their children by coming to the United States.  Originally called “Not in Our Name”, we voiced our opposition to the practice of separating families and detaining immigrant children and immigrants of all ages.  As “Now in Our Name”, we look to support and collaborate with agencies who work tirelessly to reunite immigrant and refugee children with their parents.

Current Focus

We are currently focused locally on offering support of various kinds to a family from Central America.  We will also be hosting an event in late March--either the 25th or 26th--details to come-- featuring "Vote Common Good" (an organization based in the Twin Cities and founded by author, pastor, and activist Doug Pagitt) and their immigration justice bike tour throughout the southern U.S. last fall.  The event will feature speakers from immigrant communities that are traveling with the "Vote Common Good" tour.

Events, Meetings, & Activities

NEXT ZOOM MEETING!
Thursday, February 17, 2022 (we meet the Third Thursday of each month)
6:30-7:30 pm

Anyone who is interested is welcome to attend!  The zoom link will always be on the calendar on the website if it is not here on this page as well.

The ​Facebook Page

Make comments, join the discussion, post articles, and learn of ways to get involved and make a change.

Original Song

Download the piano arrangement and/or guitar lead sheet for free and make this song your own! Add more verses!

Bracelets & T-Shirts

Half the proceeds made from bracelet sales go to the workers at Haiti Creates, a non-profit organization providing employment and empowering Haitians to be financially sustainable and independent. The rest of bracelet and t-shirt sales support organizations currently monitoring human rights conditions at detention centers or doing work to locate and reunite families. We are currently committed to funding: Border Network for Human Rights and Matthew 25: Ministries.