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We are SACReD

SACReD is a national alliance of multiracial, multifaith, multiethnic, mixed gender and sexual identity religious leaders, congregations, movement organizations, activists, academics, and directly impacted communities collaborating to advance Reproductive Justice through congregational education, culture change, community building, and direct service.


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Religious Traditions and Denominations

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 Religious Leaders Engaged

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States

We Work Toward Thriving

A Letter from Rev. Iya Latishia James, Executive Director of SACReD Dear SACReD Community, For the last six months, as I stepped into serving as SACReD’s solo executive director, I have been deep in reflection about what it means to lead through a time of rising fascism. Every day, we wake up to new ways in which the institutions meant to protect, provide for, and prioritize the flourishing of our communities instead cause irreparable harm. Whether it be through the systematic gutting of voting rights, the relentless efforts to control the bodily autonomy of all of us, or the supremacist-level…

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2025 Wrapped

There is so much work to do, and so many ways to resist authoritarianism. We engage faith and spirituality to build a movement of liberation and bodily autonomy for all. These Wrapped highlights let us reflect on 2025 and look toward the work ahead. Last year we completed the A SACReD Journey Curriculum, a 9-part curriculum for congregations and communities to learn about Reproductive Justice and faith, and translate that education into action in their communities. In May of 2025 we trained over 50 people to lead this curriculum–many of those trainees are getting ready to lead their communities through…

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5 Ways

You can help
the movement

  1. Sign on to the SACReD Affirmations
  2. Follow SACReD on Facebook and Instagram
  3. Donate to SACReD
  4. Learn about woman of color-led Reproductive Justice organizations like SisterSong and SisterReach
  5. Start the faithful conversation about Reproductive Justice in your community