ISAAC of Northern Colorado
Interfaith Solidarity & Accompaniment Coalition

We are dedicated to deliberately and joyfully co-creating a society in which all community members are honored for their amazing contributions, feel a sense of belonging and empowerment, and can thrive to their greatest potential.

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Our Two-Fold Vision:

We envision a Northern Colorado in which all people, including immigrants, asylum seekers and refugees of all statuses, feel safe and supported, can thrive to maximum potential, and are recognized for the amazing contributions made to families, work places and the broader community.

We also envision a community in which people from different generations and cultural backgrounds build meaningful connections, share their respective wisdoms and resources, find joy and common purpose, and are personally and collectively transformed through these relationships and this sense of human solidarity.

Our Mission:

As directly impacted community members and interfaith people of conscience, we draw on our embodied knowledge and wisdom traditions, to work in solidarity for human dignity, equity and immigration justice, co-creating transformative communities of welcome, recognition, empowerment and healing.

How We Work:

ISAAC is organized as an intentional and highly collaborative coalition of over a dozen community partners, fifteen member faith communities, and hundreds of individuals.

Our work is organized within four key commitments: Education, Advocacy, Direct Accompaniment and Community Empowerment.

Throughout our work, we are also dedicated to interfaith outreach, institutional equipping, and spiritual nurture for social justice and equity work. We believe the struggle for human dignity is sacred work, and that each person and institution has a unique gift they can contribute towards community transformation.

Since our formation, we have always worked hard to center love in our organization, knowing that — in each situation, and with each decision — we have the opportunity to choose love. In each situation, this allows us to ask the question as an organization, what would love look like in this situation? How are we being asked to show up? Do we need to have a hard conversation? Take a leap of faith or take a step back? To this day, this centering guides the how and why of our work: we act out of love for our community and with the love that transforms community.