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Poor People's Campaign

A National Call for Moral Revival

Break the Silence:
Nationally Coordinated Congressional Budget Call-In Campaign Training and Launch

Start: Monday, April 7, 2025 at 7:00 PM CT
End: Monday, April 7, 2025 at 8:30 PM CT
To attend this virtual event,

On Monday, April 7th, 2025 at 8pm ET/7pm CT/6pm MT/5pm PT Campaign Co-Chairs, Rev. Dr. Barber, II and Rev. Dr. Theoharis along with the National Field Team will lead a webinar and training to launch a nationally coordinated call-in campaign to our elected leaders in Congress demanding a moral budget.

The US Congress is attempting to make cuts that will hurt poor and directly-impacted people first and worst. Join us to break the silence and make calls to ensure that our elected leaders hear directly from poor and low-wage communities, faith leaders, and advocates about the issues impacting us most. We demand a moral budget, and not a death-dealing scheme! Somebody's hurting our brothers and sisters and we can't and won't be silent anymore!

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Monday March 10, 7 - 8:30 PM

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At this Open House we will assemble to share our concerns, strategize actions that respond so we can move forward together to grow our movement and build solidarity and leadership for unity in the fight against divisive and oppressive forces of injustice. We will expand our learning of the history and present policies of interlocking injustices of economic oppression, systemic racism, militarism, ecological devastation, and the false narrative of religious nationalism.

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REPAIRERS OF THE BREACH

The High Moral Stakes of the Policy
Battles Raging in Washington

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Join the Washington State
Poor People's Campaign

The Campaign is uniting tens of thousands of people across the country to challenge the evils of systemic racism, poverty, the war economy, ecological devastation, and the nation’s distorted morality.  Thank you for considering joining the Washington State Poor People’s Campaign. Together, we are shifting the narrative, building power, and impacting elections and policies. “Forward Together,  NOT ONE STEP BACK!”

 

– The WA PPC:NCMR Tri-Chairs & Members of the Statewide Coordinating Committee

Over the past several years, the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival has reached out to communities in more than 40 states across this nation. We have met with tens of thousands of people, witnessing the strength of their moral courage in trying times. We have gathered testimonies from hundreds of poor people and we have chronicled their demands for a better society. The following moral agenda expressed in these priorities is drawn from this deep engagement and commitment to these struggles of the poor and dispossessed. 

THE 5 EVILS & OUR DEMANDS & PRIORITIES

Did you know
that there are fewer
voting rights in 2018 than
there were 50 years ago
when the Civil Rights Act
and Voting Rights Act
were passed?


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SYSTEMIC RACISM

Did you know
13.8 million U.S. households
cannot afford water?


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ECOLOGICAL DEVASTATION

Did you know
that currently 53 cents
of every federal
discretionary dollar goes
to military spending and
only 15 cents is spent on
anti-poverty programs?


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THE WAR
ECONOMY

Did you know
the U.S. economy
has grown, wealth inequality
has expanded, the costs of
living have increased, and
social programs have been
cut dramatically?


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POVERTY

Did you know
many people die every
year from anti-poor
policies, while religious
and Christian agendas
deliberately divert attention
from key issues
and challenges?


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DISTORTED
MORAL NARRATIVE OF CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM

The Souls of Poor Folk:

Auditing America 50 Years After the Poor People’s Campaign Challenged Racism, Poverty, the War Economy/Militarism and Our National Morality

Original Song Written for The 1968 PPC
(Jimmy Collier & Rev. Frederick Douglass “Kirk” Kirkpatrick)

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