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When farmworker and organizer Leonel Perez with the Coalition of Immokalee Workers,(CIW), visited the tiny, one-room workers' center of Nashville's Workers' Dignity, he said the place felt familiar. Read more

After a coordinated effort between street vendor organizations, VAMOS Unidos and Street Vendor Project, City Council voted to decrease certain street vendor fines from $1000 to $500.
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COME TO OUR FREE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
Saturday May 18 from 11 to 1:00 PM
Oliver Community Center
  1400 East Federal St.,Baltimore, MD 21213
This free workshop will explain SDOP program,
how it works, what qualifies a group for funding, and
the application process.

Regional Ecumenical Center for Consulting and Service (C.R.E.A.S) located in Buenos Aires, Argentina has been a partner with SDOP for more than 10 years. In 2007 SDOP started a three year Intermediary Partnership with them. This partnership has been renewed in 2010 and 2013. Read more

 Cool, clear water

SDOP helps bring clean water to Haitian squatter communities in the DR. In the province of Monte Plata in the Dominican Republic is the “batey” —  Bateyes are shantytowns originally founded by the Dominican government in the late 1800s so that laborers, primarily Haitians brought from Haiti, would be available to work on sugar cane plantations. Read more

As I approach my 50th anniversary as an ordained pastor with the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A., I have begun to reflect back on my ministry with all its many opportunities and challenges, accomplishments realized as well as those left undone Read more