How is the Religious Coalition organized?
The Religious Coalition’s national office operates as a hub that connects and coordinates the activities of the constituent components: national member groups, local affiliates, the Clergy for Choice Network, and individual supporters. The national office has a number of functions: making sure the media and policymakers know the religious pro-choice position on timely issues, designing and implementing programs, serving as a clearinghouse for information, and providing technical assistance and training to affiliates. We have three broad program areas: activism and service, organizing for diversity, and faith-based advocacy and education. Our members are national groups from mainstream denominations and faith traditions, all of which have roots in religious identity, share common religious values, and have a pro-choice policy. Organizations must apply for membership. The organizations form the Council of Governors, which elects the Board of Directors. Together, the council and the board
