Understanding Solidarity

Firm determination to commit to the common good, supporting social change and justice movements.

Establishing connections with oppressed, marginalized, and vulnerable individuals to support their causes ethically and advocate for their rights.

Landless farmers, peasants, and fisher folk who often face economic hardship and limited access to resources.

Contractual laborers and workers in the informal economy who often lack job security and benefits

Individuals who have been trafficked across boarder, they often experience exploitation, abuse, and loss of freedom.

Children, youth, women, the elderly, and families living in poverty, often lacking access to basic needs and opportunities.

Groups with distinct cultures and histories who often face discrimination and marginalization.

Individuals with physical or mental impairments who may face barriers to participation and inclusion.

Individuals held in correctional facilities who may experience human rights violations and social stigma.

Individuals who have survived natural or human-caused disasters and may require assistance in rebuilding their lives.