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Brockton Interfaith Community Brockton Interfaith Community is a multi-faith organization working for peace and justice for all people through community organizing.

Brockton Interfaith Community (BIC) is a broad based power organization created in 1990 by area clergy that were troubled by the pressing needs and concerns in the city of Brockton. BIC has since expanded and grown into a powerful regional organization with 13 religious institutions, the Cape Verdean Association of Brockton, and Stonehill College. It is BIC’s goal to improve the lives of those in Brockton through building the leadership capacity of ordinary citizens. With the belief that our faith unites us instead of divides us, we work toward empowering ordinary citizens to bring about real change. BIC is governed by a Board of Directors. With the board’s leadership and with training from the BIC organizers, congregations build leadership teams to do outreach within their congregation, neighborhood, and community organizations through home visits and house meetings in order to determine self-interests, concerns, and passions. A better Brockton begins with each of us…building relationships, sharing common concerns, holding ourselves and our public officials accountable and organizing for change…BIC believes there’s power in organized people.

🔥When the world seems like it’s on fire, we need EACH OTHER more than ever! 🔥Let’s put the *Community* in Brockton Inter...
09/24/2026

🔥When the world seems like it’s on fire, we need EACH OTHER more than ever! 🔥

Let’s put the *Community* in Brockton Interfaith Community! Join us for our 4th Annual Community Dinner. A fun night of community building, engagement, partnerships, connection, delicious food, and, of course, information about our Food Justice work, and all of our work.

🗓️ Thursday, October 1
⏰ 6pm-8pm
📍 1350 Pleasant St Brockton

Register at the link in the comments, share, bring a friend, and let us know in the comments: What would Food Justice look like to you?

09/01/2026
08/06/2026

Brockton Youth have a lot to say about immigration enforcement. And we are doing it our way!

Join us for our Youth Art Gallery for Justice where we will share our art, update about the passing of the Protect Act and ask: What will our local officials do to enforce the Protect Act here in Brockton and how will they protect our people beyond it?

Share and bring a friend! See you there!

Food Insecurity is not a "Personal Problem." It's a System Problem.And we want to change it with you! Let's start with C...
08/05/2026

Food Insecurity is not a "Personal Problem." It's a System Problem.
And we want to change it with you! Let's start with Community.

Join our 2nd Harvest Hangout August 18, including dinner, games, gardening/harvesting, food pantry, and hygiene product distribution, as well as opportunity to learn about our work toward food justice and to get involved.

🥗🌱 Register at bit.ly/registerhangout, share this post, bring a friend, and we'll see you there!

07/24/2026
Our Youth SOL Brockton leaders are doing big things!!! Seniors Joy, Victoria and Isa have paved the way at Stonehill Col...
06/13/2026

Our Youth SOL Brockton leaders are doing big things!!! Seniors Joy, Victoria and Isa have paved the way at Stonehill College’s 4th Annual National Conference for Social Justice, the only high school students invited to present among graduate and undergraduate scholars. Proud is an understatement!!!

Three Brockton High School seniors were the only high school students invited to present at a national social justice conference at Stonehill College. See link below ⬇️

📸 Provided by Brockton Interfaith Community

04/17/2026

Youth SOL Leaders and Brockton High School seniors Joy Kariuki, Victoria Fleuriot, and Isa Lauture have been selected as the ONLY high school students in the country to present alongside college graduate scholars at Stonehill College’s 4th Annual National Conference hosted by the Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity and Social Justice!

They will be speaking at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 18, at Stonehill's Martin Institute Auditorium. The event is open to anyone who would like to attend.

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1350 Pleasant Street
Brockton, MA
02301

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+15085879550

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