Legislative Justice
HUMAN RIGHTS & DEMOCRACY

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Re-imagining Culture and Cultural Engagement Webinar Series.
This series will explore how we understand culture, how we build cultural curiosity, and how cultural intelligence can be applied in real community settings. Together, we will examine culture not as something static or distant, but as something lived, learned, shared, and practiced in our daily work.
Wednesdays, 3:00-3:45 PM:June 3, 2026 | June 10, 2026 | June 17, 2026
Fund-Raising for Detained Immigrants
The Richmond Community Legal Fund is a nonprofit legal collaborative that connects community members with legal resources, both legal representation and necessary funds for legal defense. Federal assaults on the lives and civil liberties of working people are more severe than most of us have seen in our lifetimes. They are currently raising $16K for bonds for recently detained immigrants. Please donate at https://richmondlegalfund.com
Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy
With the primary over, VICPP will continue to urge everyone to get to know the candidates and make a plan to vote! This summer VICPP will be working on a number of issues:
First, continue advocating for funding Medicaid for all, and maternal and community health.
In addition, VICPP has voiced their concerns and are willing to help congregations as we work together to support our immigrant populations.
Finally, working on other issues, including affordable housing and better treatment of those incarcerated.
For more information visit the VICPP website.
- Richmond Community Legal Fund
- VOLAR
- Sacred Heart Center
- Collective Liberation Fund
- New Virginia Majority
- LAJC
- ACLU of Virginia
- Virginia Language Justice Collective
This year, all members in the House of Delegates are up for election. Many things are happening, including voting on three Constitutional Amendments; those will then have to be voted on again next year, and assuming passage, will then be put on the ballot for Virginia citizens to vote on in 2026.
VICPP is seeing many of the legislation priorities being passed, including ending shackling of youth offenders.
VICPP is working with a multitude of organizations to stand against the current president’s agenda re immigration and the undocumented.