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Religious Action Network
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The Religious Action Network (RAN) is an interfaith network of
religious leaders and their communities committed to mobilizing
a prophetic witness for political, economic and social justice in
Africa by reshaping U.S. Africa relations. Through direct advocacy,
public education and collective prayer and meditation, RAN seeks
to change the policies of U.S. government and institutions toward
Africa. We invite you to engage as a part of the RAN, utilizing
the following resources and materials. more
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What's New
"...The Final Phase of the Sudanese Government Plan..."
January 9, 2008
"Click here to read the latest Sudan campaign update with the latest on Darfur, the implementation of the North-South peace agreement, quotes from Darfurian human rights defenders and the latest on the security and humanitarian situation on the ground in Sudan..."
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Liberia Action Update
April 25, 2007
“This campaign update focuses on the outcome of Liberia’s illegitimate debt burden after meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank in Washington, D.C. earlier this month…”
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Spotlight on Liberia's Debt
April 11, 2007
"This case study explores the illegitimate debt of Liberia..."
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The Struggle for Freedom from Debt
April 11, 2007
“This campaign update addresses the Jubilee Act, some of the events coming up at the IMF and World Bank Spring meetings and forecasts activities around the G-8 meeting and other important events…”
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Religious Action Network
