The Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization (IFCO), founded in 1967 by progressive church leaders and activists, is the first national foundation led by people of color. For over 40 years, IFCO has supported community organizations and public policy groups fighting for justice and self-determination by providing technical assistance, training organizers, administering grants and using its global network of grassroots organizers, clergy and other professionals to advance the struggles for justice and self determination of the oppressed.

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RSVP now! The People’s Agenda is a full-day conference that will bring together organizations, movement leaders, faith leaders and community members to reflect, dialogue, and strengthen our collective fight for liberation. The first People&rsqu
We honor the life and legacy of Assata Shakur, a woman whose very name, meaning “she who struggles,” embodies a lifetime of commitment to justice and liberation. For freedom-loving people everywhere, Assata Shakur’s legacy is carr
This weekend, IFCO welcomed 42 US graduates of the Latin American School of Medicine (ELAM) from across the country to NYC for the 1st US ELAM graduate meet and greet. We took the opportunity to meet with the Cuban delegation to the 80th Session of t
🎉 We honor and celebrate the life and revolutionary spirit of the historic leader of the Cuban revolution, Fidel Castro Ruz. His vision of education, justice and international solidarity continues to inspire. As our Cuban siblings kick off a year-lo
Congratulations to the ELAM US Class of 2025 🎓 On this 25th year of the Latin American School of Medicine, IFCO is proud of the 11 U.S. students who have graduated. We are so proud of and inspired by their achievements. They are part of a graduatin
Every day we bear witness to the continued brutality of the U.S. and Israel in their war against the Palestinian people, but every day the movement for justice grows stronger. From August 29–31 in Detroit, Michigan, IFCO encourages all who can
More solidarity- NO more blockades! NO more collective punishment. As the Trump administration continues its attack on immigrant communities, he continues to deepen the conditions that force people to migrate - choking their economy and threatening
FREE MAHMOUD! FREE THEM ALL! This morning, at our Freedom Ride’s last stop, we rallied at La Salle Detention Center in Jena, Louisiana where Palestinian student Mahmoud Khalil and other immigrants are detained without the promise of due process

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