Discrimination and oppression are not seasonal, which is why our year-round team of volunteers work around the clock helping individuals navigate thru local government services, translating and help fill out simple immigration forms among other services. Devote an afternoon taking calls from our hotline and see first-hand the people we help daily.

Urgent Projects

Locally, nationally and internationally, Global Community in Action is a vocal advocate for the discriminated and displaced. We work to build tolerant societies, with the support of all its citizens. To strengthen and promote human rights and diversity among its citizens and to help support democratically elected governments

Hope in Action

The founders of Global Community in Action devote their energy to passionately advocate for the oppressed, needy, discriminated and under-represented members of our global family. Find out how you can contribute to the future of someone in need through donations of money and time. 

Support for the immigrant community in the United States thru advocacy and alliance with other organizations that work for the same goal. Helping  the immigrant community thru this time of fear, uncertainty, and persecution.

  • Equity and Justice  workshops for corporations
  • Annual gala to raise funds
  • Promoting to end minority segregation in Washington DC.
  • Gay/Lesbian outreach in Washington DC

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Our Mission

No problem is alike, and no voice is too quiet to be heard. We empower our citizens to devote time and energy to organize, advocate and create change.

Volunteers in action

2016   Thanksgiving dinner a large number of people gathered together at our headquarters in Washington, DC where clients, volunteers, and activists enjoyed the festivities in an ambiance of equity and camaraderie.

Find your inner power by helping others

  • Humanitarian needs in El Salvador
  • Help children in Hounduras
  • Social Justice in Nicaragua
  • Women and LGBT rights in Mexico.

 News:

Immigrants: Can the Government Revoke Your Citizenship?
Since January 2017, the Department of Homeland Security has investigated possible cases of immigration fraud that resulted in U.S. citizenships, sending 95 of these cases to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for prosecution and denaturalization. In June 2018, DHS doubled down on this commitment when they announced the opening of a new office in Los Angeles that will prosecute about 1,600 possible cases that fall in this category. For comparison, from the 1990s to now, the government only filed around 300 of these denaturalization cases

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