CLUE (Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice)

CLUE brings together clergy and lay leaders of all faiths with workers, immigrants and low-income families in the cause of a just economy that works for all and protects those most vulnerable.

We cultivate a network of more than 900 religious leaders, partnering with allied community organizations and labor unions to advocate for better working conditions, with lawmakers to establish policies that improve the lot of workers and their families, and with developers to demand agreements that require community benefits.

Our broad coalition includes all faith traditions: Catholics, Christian Evangelicals, Muslims, Jews, historic African-American churches, Unitarian Universalists, Buddhists, Spanish-speaking Pentecostals, and Korean congregations, among others. All of us share a commitment to enlarging the table at which social policy decision-makers sit so that it can accommodate the most vulnerable among us, including workers, immigrants, and low-income families. If you share this commitment, join us!