Washington Interfaith Network (WIN), founded in 1996, is a broad-based, multi-racial, multi-faith, strictly non-partisan, District-wide citizens’ power organization, rooted in local congregations and associations. WIN seeks to create long-term power: a broad and united front of organized institutions—organized people and organized money--acting consistently and persistently for change on multiple issues at the local and city-wide levels. WIN engages leaders across the divides of race, culture, income, faith, and/or neighborhood to initiate public action on their issues (e.g. affordable housing, public safety, youth, etc.) and to partner with and hold the government and corporate sectors accountable for addressing these issues. WIN is an affiliate of the Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF), the nation’s first and largest coalition of multi-faith and citizen organizations—and we have seven decades of experience winning tough battles across the nation. IAF member organizations have a deep grassroots presence in the political and financial power centers in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
View Top Employees from Washington Interfaith NetworkWebsite | http://www.windc-iaf.org |
Employees | 13 (8 on RocketReach) |
Founded | 1996 |
Address | 1226 Vermont Ave NW Ste 200, Washington, District of Columbia 20005, US |
Phone | (202) 503-9695 |
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Industry | Political Organizations, Organizations General, Organizations |
Competitors | Essex County Community Organization, ISAIAH, Together Colorado |
SIC | SIC Code 86 Companies, SIC Code 866 Companies |
NAICS | NAICS Code 81311 Companies, NAICS Code 81 Companies, NAICS Code 813 Companies, NAICS Code 8131 Companies |
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8 people are employed at Washington Interfaith Network.
Washington Interfaith Network is based in Washington, District of Columbia.
The NAICS codes for Washington Interfaith Network are [81311, 81, 813, 8131].
The SIC codes for Washington Interfaith Network are [86, 866].