SDOP Presented a San Diego County Proclamation
On June 8, 2021, we were presented a San Diego County Proclamation alongside ACLU of San Diego…
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“We don’t just represent the struggles. We represent the solution.”
WHO WE ARE
SDOP is a nonpartisan, multi-faith network of 29 congregations that represents more than 70,000 families across San Diego County. As one of the most diverse grassroots organizations in the region, we uniquely bridge racial, cultural and economic divides.
We unlock the power of people to bring justice, equality, and greater opportunity to fruition in their communities. Together, we are building a new vision of what is possible in San Diego County.
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#LetUsLive: California’s journey to safer policing
As the California Act to Save Lives heads to Governor Newsom’s desk, we’re tracking the…
Hundreds demand investment in our families at county hearing
On June 13, more than 600 people attended the San Diego County Board of Supervisors’ evening…
SPOTLIGHT VICTORY
Connecting police and communities
To support clergy in their efforts to improve police-community relations, we worked with the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice at the University of San Diego and the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego to launch Building Trust: A Partnership of Clergy, Communities and Police Initiative. Thank you for working with us to reform our justice system.
SDOP IN THE NEWS
Proponen iniciativa para brindar ayuda legal gratuita a comunidad indocumentada en San Diego
Un programa prometedor en el condado de San Diego brindaría ayuda legal gratuita y esperanza para muchos…
San Diego Councilmembers Discuss Ongoing Racial Disparities In Policing
The San Diego City Council met late into the night Tuesday to discuss ongoing racial…
Episcopalian congregation rejoices as asylum-seeker is freed
AN EPISCOPALIAN congregation in San Diego, in the United States, celebrated the release of an asylum-seeker, Constantin Bakala, last…
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Will you vote in the June 2022 Primary Elections?
By voting with our values, we will build a powerful, beloved and just community together. Through faith and solidarity, we are going to keep showing up for each other and build on the progress we’ve made by coming together. Our communities’ voices deserve to be heard in this election. When we vote, we are investing in ourselves and our future.
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The PrOTECT Ordinance will end pretext stops and address invasive police practices in San Diego that disproportionately stop, search and interrogate marginalized communities.
Join us to learn more about PrOTECT and hear from the San Diego Faith community on Sunday, May 29th at 11:30 AM at the First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego. This will be a hybrid event. RSVP link in bio.
The housing crisis across San Diego County is undeniable. We envision a San Diego in which affordable housing is available for all people, while combating homelessness and protecting the rights of tenants. Inclusionary housing in Vista is one step in the right direction! #inclusionaryhousing #CityofVista #SanDeigoCounty
Over 25 leaders from San Diego City’s District 9 joined Council President @seaneloriverad9 on Saturday to discuss the city budget proposals and elevated community concerns, such as: streetlights, street improvement/infrastructure, homelessness and safety. Council President’s team informed the community in the budget process, shares results from a community survey and invited community members to share their concerns! #sandiegobudget #citybudget
SDOP in the press 🗞 leaders from St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church advocate for the possibility of the Vista City Council pursing an inclusionary housing policy. Read more about Luz and Tony’s stories!