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We Serve
We serve and advocate for thousands of our newest immigrant neighbors each year. -
We Educate
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We Build Bridges
We connect our diverse community through monthly interfaith and multicultural dialogues and events. -
We Develop Leaders
We develop leaders to take action on human rights and work together for the common good.
Trainings
We offer several interactive, multi-media educational trainings for faith communities, student groups, and social service agencies throughout North Carolina, and in communities across the United States.
Learn more & get involved.Services
We assist and walk with thousands of new immigrants each year in need of food, shelter, furniture, healthcare, legal assistance, and many other basic needs through our Immigrant Assistant and Resource Center.
Learn more & get involved.Stranger to Neighbor
Stranger to Neighbor Congregations and Dialogues seek to build bridges of understanding and cooperation between diverse faith communities and their newest immigrant neighbors through education, exchange & action.
Learn more & get involved.Model Communities
When our communities choose to embrace our new cultural and religious diversity, we all take a big step forward. Our goal is to help build model interfaith, multicultural, and immigrant - friendly communities.
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Latest News
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11 Jun 2013
Rev. David Fraccaro’s Greensboro TEDx Talk
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18 Apr 2013
Fox 8 Gives Fair and Balanced Report on FaithAction’s New Alternative ID program
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18 Apr 2013
WXII Covers our Community Conversation on Immigration Reform
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18 Apr 2013
Yes Weekly Covers FaithAction’s New Alternative Immigrant ID Program
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DavidFraccaro
FaithAction Executive Director, Rev. David Fraccaro shares the story of his journey from small town Indiana to New York City, and the events and people that inspired him to quit acting and become a minister focused on "turning strangers into neighbors." His talk explores the tremendous demographic shifts taking place in smaller cities and towns throughout the United States, and the potential for Greensboro to become a model interfaith, multicultural and immigrant friendly city.
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