This #VeteransDay, ILJ Network invites you to learn more, speak up, and help reunite veterans with their families, repatriating them to the country they served as members of the U.S. Armed Forces.

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Alone, the work in front of us seems insurmountable. But together, we persevere. And together, we will prevail.

Thank you for persevering with us and making our work possible.

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There is strength found in numbers, in diversity, and in the realization that none of us stands alone. We acknowledge that these are extraordinarily difficult times, and we find courage, comfort, and hope in our shared vision for a more just and equitable America.

This year, we met in Houston, Texas. Justice For All Immigrants—our ILJ site serving Houston, San Antonio, and East Texas—were our generous hosts. Please join us in giving them a shout-out of appreciation!

From the undocumented to lawful permanent residents—who make up 20% of the nation's labor force—immigrants' skilled hands, innovative ideas, and diverse leadership make this country a more vibrant and heartfelt place to live each day.

Defending immigrants' rights is defending labor rights!

ILJ Network invites you to join the fight and carry forward the legacy of leaders like María Moreno, César Chávez, and Dolores Huerta to improve working conditions, achieve labor justice, and advocate for policies that protect all workers.

Facing constant climate hazards and with little to no protection for their lives, undocumented farmworkers feed more than 300 million people in a nation that rejects them based on their nationality or skin color.

On this UMCOR Sunday, we call on all UMCs to support their vital humanitarian, medical, and structural efforts—helping communities rebuild after natural disasters, assisting migrants on their journeys, and gathering essential relief supplies. #UMCORSunday

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