The Colombia Human Rights Network's activities are directed at defending and promoting human rights in Colombia through coalition building between organizations in the United States and in Colombia. Colombia Support Network, a non-governmental organization striving to improve the human rights situation in Colombia and build solidarity between the peoples of North America and Colombia. The Colombia Support Network is a non-governmental organization striving to improve the human rights situation in Colombia and build solidarity between the peoples of North America and Colombia. We are a grassroots organization dedicated to supporting the Salvadoran people's struggle for self-determination and social and economic justice. We support that alternative because we believe that capitalism is a fundamentally unjust, oppressive and ecologically unsustainable economic system.
Neoliberal policies continue to produce enormous suffering and destabilization around the world.
We focus our work on El Salvador because of the U.S. government's role in waging an unjust 12-year war against the people of that country and because of the continuing and inspiring struggle of the people of El Salvador to build a just society. The Community Church of Boston is a free community of human beings united for the study and practice of universal religion, seeking to apply ethical ideals to individual life, and the democratic and cooperative principle to all forms of social and economic life. Community College Ministries is an alliance of colleges and churches which seeks to address the critical needs of our college communities. We also offer full service electoral campaign management for exceptional candidates who champion progressive agendas. Concern America was created, without a political or specifically religious agenda, to partner with materially poor communities living in impoverished regions of developing countries and with materially poor communities living in refuge outside of their homeland, for the purpose of improving the life situations of those communities.